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malaxate
malaxate, v. (ˈmælækseɪt) [f. ppl. stem of L. malaxāre, ad. Gr. µαλάσσειν, to make soft, related to µαλακός soft: see -ate.] 1. trans. To knead to softness; to make soft by mixing or rubbing.1657 Tomlinson Renou's Disp. 126 Materials malaxated in honey. 1755 in Johnson. 1853 A. Soyer Pantroph. 172 A... Oxford English Dictionary
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Malaxation
Malaxation (sometimes Malaxate or Malax) refers to the action of kneading, rubbing or massaging a substance to softness. wikipedia.org
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malasade
† malasade Cookery. Obs. Also 5 malesade, mes(e)lade. [f. OF. malaxé, f. malaxer ‘to blend, and beat together, as egges’ (Cotgr.: see malaxate v.) + -ade.] An old dish composed chiefly of fried eggs softened with butter.c 1430 Two Cookery-bks. 42–3 Meselade. Take Eyroun [etc.]... An to euery good me... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bethylidae
Some of them, however, have developed their parasitoidal biology along predatory lines and they sting and malaxate their victims into paralysis. wikipedia.org
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malaxator
malaxator (ˈmælækseɪtə(r)) [f. malaxate v. + -or.] ‘A mixing-mill. A cylinder having a rotating shaft and stirring arms to incorporate materials’ (Knight Dict. Mech. 1875).1884 in Cassell's Encycl. Dict. 1890 in Century Dict. Oxford English Dictionary
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Dolichovespula adulterina
She will then emerge and feed on nectar and malaxate arthropods until she attempts to usurp a host colony. To do this, adults malaxate prey and feed on the juices. Other times, they have been observed eating meat, molluscs, fruit, and nectar. wikipedia.org
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malaxation
malaxation (mælækˈseɪʃən) [ad. L. malaxātiōn-em, n. of action f. malaxāre to malaxate. Cf. F. malaxation.] a. The action of reducing to a soft mass by kneading or rolling.1657 Tomlinson Renou's Disp. 126 Being by malaxation coagulated. 1706 Phillips (ed. Kersey), Malaxation, the working of Pills, an... Oxford English Dictionary
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malax
† malax, v. Obs. Also 5–7 malaxe. [ad. L. malax-āre: see malaxate. Cf. F. malaxer.] 1. trans. To rub or knead (a plaster, etc.) to softness.c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 132 Whanne þin hondis ben anoyntid wiþ oile of rosis, malaxe it [sc. a plaster] longe tyme togidere. 1543 Traheron Vigo's Chirurg. iii... Oxford English Dictionary
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Polistes major major
The female workers malaxate the prey, removing liquid from the bolus, and feed the solid remainder to the larvae in their cells. wikipedia.org
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Metapolybia cingulata
The builder will then malaxate the pulp with the water further and travel to the active site of the construction. wikipedia.org
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Polistes metricus
In P. metricus, females mix fructose into the morsel that they malaxate. In this case, the adults females malaxate the brood that they destroy and feed it to the remaining brood. wikipedia.org
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Vespula pensylvanica
developing larvae, the queen captures prey by incapacitation, trims it to an appropriate size for carrying, and brings it back to the nest to further malaxate Workers forage for food, capture and malaxate prey, defend territories, and monitor the distribution of resources among larvae. wikipedia.org
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Vespula atropilosa
After prey has been caught, workers fly off quickly so they can malaxate the prey. wikipedia.org
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