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Definition of mich
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Mich (v. i.) Alt. of Mich.
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Miche
::
Miche (v. i.) To lie hid; to
skulk;
to act, or carry one's self,
sneakingly..
Micher
::
Micher
(n.) One who
skulks,
or keeps out of
sight;
hence,
a
truant;
an
idler;
a
thief,
etc..
Cisco
::
Cisco (n.) The Lake
herring
(Coregonus
Artedi),
valuable
food fish of the Great Lakes of North
America.
The name is also
applied
to C. Hoyi, a
related
species
of Lake
Michigan..
Anhima
::
Anhima
(n.) A South
American
aquatic
bird; the
horned
screamer
or
kamichi
(Palamedea
cornuta).
See
Kamichi.
Chaja
::
Chaja (n.) The
crested
screamer
of
Brazil
(Palamedea,
/
Chauna,
chavaria),
so
called
in
imitation
of its
notes;
--
called
also
chauna,
and
faithful
kamichi.
It is often
domesticated
and is
useful
in
guarding
other
poultry.
See
Kamichi..
Unicorn
::
Unicorn
(n.) The
kamichi;
--
called
also
unicorn
bird.
Utas
::
Utas (n.) The
eighth
day after any term or
feast;
the
octave;
as, the utas of St.
Michael..
Kamichi
::
Kamichi
(n.) A
curious
South
American
bird
(Anhima,
/
Palamedea,
cornuta),
often
domesticated
by the
natives
and kept with
poultry,
which it
defends
against
birds of prey. It has a long,
slender,
hornlike
ornament
on its head, and two sharp spurs on each wing.
Although
its beak, feet, and legs
resemble
those of
gallinaceous
birds,
it is
related
in
anatomical
characters
to the ducks and geese
(Anseres).
Called
also
horned
screamer.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
chaja.
See
Chaja,
and S
Mich
::
Mich (v. i.) Alt. of Mich.
Grayling
::
Grayling
(a.) An
American
fish of the genus
Thymallus,
having
similar
habits
to the
above;
one
species
(T.
Ontariensis),
inhabits
several
streams
in
Michigan;
another
(T.
montanus),
is found in the
Yellowstone
region..
Semichorus
::
Semichorus
(n.) A half
chorus;
a
passage
to be sung by a
selected
portion
of the
voices,
as the
female
voices
only, in
contrast
with the full
choir..
Miching
::
Miching
(a.)
Hiding;
skulking;
cowardly.
Palamedeae
::
Palamedeae
(n. pl.) An
order,
or
suborder,
including
the
kamichi,
and
allied
South
American
birds;
--
called
also
screamers.
In many
anatomical
characters
they are
allied
to the
Anseres,
but they
externally
resemble
the
wading
birds..
Mummychog
::
Mummychog
(n.) See
Mummichog.
Michaelmas
::
Michaelmas
(n.) The feat of the
archangel
Michael,
a
church
festival,
celebrated
on the 29th of
September.
Hence,
colloquially,
autumn..
Goggle-eye
::
Goggle-eye
(n.) One of two or more
species
of
American
fresh-water
fishes
of the
family
Centrarchidae,
esp.
Chaenobryttus
antistius,
of Lake
Michigan
and
adjacent
waters,
and
Ambloplites
rupestris,
of the Great Lakes and
Mississippi
Valley;
-- so
called
from their
prominent
eyes..
Wild-cat
::
Wild-cat
(a.)
Unsound;
worthless;
irresponsible;
unsafe;
-- said to have been
originally
applied
to the notes of an
insolvent
bank in
Michigan
upon which there was the
figure
of a
panther.
Bluefin
::
Bluefin
(n.) A
species
of
whitefish
(Coregonus
nigripinnis)
found in Lake
Michigan.
Semichaotic
::
Semichaotic
(a.)
Partially
chaotic.
Angelot
::
Angelot
(n.) A
French
gold coin of the reign of Louis XI.,
bearing
the image of St.
Michael;
also, a piece
coined
at Paris by the
English
under Henry VI..
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