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Definition of mead
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Mead (n.) A
fermented
drink made of water and honey with malt,
yeast,
etc.;
metheglin;
hydromel..
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Culverkey
::
Culverkey
(n.) An
English
meadow
plant,
perhaps
the
columbine
or the
bluebell
squill
(Scilla
nutans)..
Sluice
::
Sluice
(v. t.) To wet
copiously,
as by
opening
a
sluice;
as, to
sluice
meadows..
Meadowwort
::
Meadowwort
(n.) The name of
several
plants
of the genus
Spiraea,
especially
the
white-
or
pink-flowered
S.
salicifolia,
a low
European
and
American
shrub,
and the
herbaceous
S.
Ulmaria,
which has
fragrant
white
flowers
in
compound
cymes..
Mede
::
Mede (n.) See lst & 2d Mead, and
Meed..
Nymph
::
Nymph (n.) A
goddess
of the
mountains,
forests,
meadows,
or
waters..
Haugh
::
Haugh (n.) A
low-lying
meadow
by the side of a
river.
Spiraeic
::
Spiraea
(n.) A genus of
shrubs
or
perennial
herbs
including
the
meadowsweet
and the
hardhack.
Hayfield
::
Hayfield
(n.) A field where grass for hay has been cut; a
meadow.
Campagnol
::
Campagnol
(n.) A mouse
(Arvicala
agrestis),
called
also
meadow
mouse,
which often does great
damage
in
fields
and
gardens,
by
feeding
on roots and
seeds..
Ranunculaceous
::
Ranunculaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Ranunculaceae),
of which the
buttercup
is the type, and which
includes
also the
virgin's
bower,
the
monkshood,
larkspur,
anemone,
meadow
rue, and
peony..
Stakehead
::
Stake-driver
(n.) The
common
American
bittern
(Botaurus
lentiginosus);
-- so
called
because
one of its notes
resembles
the sound made in
driving
a stake into the mud.
Called
also
meadow
hen, and
Indian
hen..
Catch-meadow
::
Catch-meadow
(n.) A
meadow
irrigated
by water from a
spring
or
rivulet
on the side of hill.
Sweeper
::
Sweepage
(n.) The crop of hay got in a
meadow.
Mouse
::
Mouse (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
rodents
belonging
to the genus Mus and
various
related
genera
of the
family
Muridae.
The
common
house mouse (Mus
musculus)
is found in
nearly
all
countries.
The
American
white-footed,
or deer, mouse
(Hesperomys
leucopus)
sometimes
lives in
houses.
See
Dormouse,
Meadow
mouse,
under
Meadow,
and
Harvest
mouse,
under
Harvest..
Randall Grass
::
Randall
grass () The
meadow
fescue
(Festuca
elatior).
See under
Grass.
Lemming
::
Lemming
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
arctic
rodents
of the
genera
Myodes
and
Cuniculus,
resembling
the
meadow
mice in form. They are found in both
hemispheres..
Upstart
::
Upstart
(n.) The
meadow
saffron.
Sora
::
Sora (n.) A North
American
rail
(Porzana
Carolina)
common
in the
Eastern
United
States.
Its back is
golden
brown,
varied
with black and
white,
the front of the head and
throat
black,
the
breast
and sides of the head and neck
slate-colored.
Called
also
American
rail,
Carolina
rail,
Carolina
crake,
common
rail, sora rail,
soree,
meadow
chicken,
and
orto..
Oenomel
::
Oenomel
(n.) Wine mixed with
honey;
mead,.
Rosaceous
::
Rosaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Rosaceae)
of which the rose is the type. It
includes
also the plums and
cherries,
meadowsweet,
brambles,
the
strawberry,
the
hawthorn,
applies,
pears,
service
trees,
and
quinces..
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