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silure
silure Ichth. (sɪˈljʊə(r)) [a. F. silure, ad. L. silūrus Silurus.] A siluroid fish, esp. the sheat-fish (Silurus glanis). In Shaw's Gen. Zool. (1804) V. i. 9–27 several species are enumerated.1802–3 Pallas' Trav. (1812) I. 21 The silures and sterlets, a smaller species of sturgeon, are caught only i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Silurus
Silurus Ichth. (sɪˈljʊərəs) Pl. Siluri. [a. L. silurus, a. Gr. σίλουρος. Cf. silure.] A genus of fish typical of the family Siluridæ; (also with lower-case initial) a fish belonging to this genus, esp. the sly silurus (S. glanis) or sheat-fish, one of the largest fresh-water fishes of Europe.1601 Ho... Oxford English Dictionary
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Other works of stratigraphic and palaeontological content describe the layeredness in Cambodia and Silure at Rostanga (1880) and reports of geological wikipedia.org
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vittated
ˈvittated, a. Zool., Ornith., etc. rare. [f. as prec. + -ed2.] = prec. 1. Only in the specific names of a few birds, reptiles, etc.1790 Latham Ind. Ornith. II. 827 Procellaria vittata,..Vittated Petrel. 1802 Shaw Gen. Zool. III. ii. 533 Vittated Snake. Coluber Vittatus. 1804 Ibid. V. i. 22 Vittated ... Oxford English Dictionary
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undecimal
unˈdecimal, a. [f. L. undecim eleven.] Characterized in some way by the number eleven.1804 Shaw Gen. Zool. V. i. 24 Undecimal Silure... Silure with single dorsal fin of eleven rays. 1845 Encycl. Metrop. XXV. 1397/1 The numeration [of the New Zealanders] is undecimal by successive multiples of eleven... Oxford English Dictionary
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unarmed
unˈarmed, ppl. a. Also 3 uniarmed, 5 Sc. unermyt, onarmed. [un-1 8.] 1. Not armed; having no armour or weapons.1297 R. Glouc. (Rolls) 11274 Vn iarmed out he wende to þe barons wel stille. c 1330 Arth. & Merl. 6947 (Kölbing), Vnarmed were þe paiens alle, Our folk hem gun to talle. 1387 Trevisa Higden... Oxford English Dictionary
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sheat-fish
sheat-fish (ˈʃiːtfɪʃ) Also sheath-fish (ˈʃiːθ-), sheet-. [The earlier form sheath-fish is prob. f. sheath1, after the G. schaid(e, scheid(e masc. (now scheiden masc.; OHG. had sceida fem.), which Gesner De Piscibus (1558) regarded as cogn. w. scheide fem. sheath n., supposing that the fish was named... Oxford English Dictionary
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whale
▪ I. whale, n. (hweɪl) Forms: 1 hwæl, 3–4 whal, wal, 4–5 wall, 4–7 whall, 5 wale, 5–6 whalle, 7 whaill, wheal, 4– whale; chiefly Sc. and north. 3 qual, 4 quale, 5 qwal, qwall(e, qwaylle, 5–6 quhail(l, 6 quhale, quhell. [OE. hwæl, corresp. to OHG., MHG. wal (G. walfisch whalefish, q.v.), ON. hvalr (S... Oxford English Dictionary
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silver
▪ I. silver, n. and a. (ˈsɪlvə(r)) Forms: α. 1 siolfor (siolofr-, siolufr-), seolfor, -fur, -fer (seolfr-, seulfr-), 2–3 seoluer (seolur-, 2 seolure), 3 soluer, solure. β. 2, 5 selfer (2 selfr-), 4 selfur; 3–5 seluer (3 selur-, 4 zeluer), 4–5 selver. γ. 1 sylofr, sylfor, -fur, 2 syluer, sylure; 1 su... Oxford English Dictionary
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