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Definition of pica
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Pica (n.) The genus that
includes
the
magpies.
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Piperaceous
::
Piperaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the order of
plants
(Piperaceae)
of which the
pepper
(Piper
nigrum)
is the type. There are about a dozen
genera
and a
thousand
species,
mostly
tropical
plants
with
pungent
and
aromatic
qualities..
Chromid
::
Chromid
(n.) One of the
Chromidae,
a
family
of
fresh-water
fishes
abundant
in the
tropical
parts of
America
and
Africa.
Some are
valuable
food
fishes,
as the bulti of the
Nile..
Manioc
::
Manioc
(n.) The
tropical
plants
(Manihot
utilissima,
and M.
Aipi),
from which
cassava
and
tapioca
are
prepared;
also,
cassava..
Zebrawood
::
Zebrawood
(n.) A kind of
cabinet
wood
having
beautiful
black,
brown,
and
whitish
stripes,
the
timber
of a
tropical
American
tree
(Connarus
Guianensis)..
Nicker Nut
::
Nicker
nut () A
rounded
seed,
rather
smaller
than a
nutmeg,
having
a hard
smooth
shell,
and a
yellowish
or
bluish
color.
The seeds grow in the
prickly
pods of
tropical,
woody
climbers
of the genus
Caesalpinia.
C.
Bonduc
has
yellowish
seeds;
C.
Bonducella,
bluish
gray..
Kusimanse
::
Kusimanse
(n.) A
carnivorous
animal
(Crossarchus
obscurus)
of
tropical
Africa.
It its
allied
to the
civets.
Called
also
kusimansel,
and
mangue..
Ultratropical
::
Ultratropical
(a.)
Situated
beyond,
or
outside
of, the
tropics;
extratropical;
also,
having
an
excessively
tropical
temperature;
warmer
than the
tropics..
Orthoepical
::
Orthoepical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
orthoepy,
or
correct
pronunciation..
Quit
::
Quit (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
passerine
birds
native
of
tropical
America.
See
Banana
quit, under
Banana,
and
Guitguit..
Fouty
::
Fouty (a.)
Despicable.
Wenlock Group
::
Wenlock
group () The
middle
subdivision
of the Upper
Silurian
in Great
Britain;
-- so named from the
typical
locality
in
Shropshire.
Bougainvillaea
::
Bougainvillaea
(n.) A genus of
plants
of the order
Nyctoginaceae,
from
tropical
South
America,
having
the
flowers
surrounded
by large
bracts..
Succinite
::
Succinimide
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
C2H4.(CO)2.NH,
obtained
by
treating
succinic
anhydride
with
ammonia
gas. It is a
typical
imido acid, and forms a
series
of
salts.
See Imido acid, under
Imido..
Papilionides
::
Papilionides
(n. pl.) The
typical
butterflies.
Epical
::
Epical
(a.) Epic.
Scyphophori
::
Scyphophori
(n. pl.) An order of
fresh-water
fishes
inhabiting
tropical
Africa.
They have
rudimentary
electrical
organs
on each side of the tail.
Necroscopical
::
Necroscopical
(a.) Or or
relating
to
post-mortem
examinations.
Rosewood
::
Rosewood
(n.) A
valuable
cabinet
wood of a dark red
color,
streaked
and
variegated
with
black,
obtained
from
several
tropical
leguminous
trees of the
genera
Dalbergia
and
Machaerium.
The
finest
kind is from
Brazil,
and is said to be from the
Dalbergia
nigra..
Cestus
::
Cestus
(n.) A genus of
Ctenophora.
The
typical
species
(Cestus
Veneris)
is
remarkable
for its
brilliant
iridescent
colors,
and its long,
girdlelike
form..
Supplely
::
Supple-jack
(n.) A
somewhat
similar
tropical
American
plant
(Paullinia
Curassavica);
also, a
walking
stick made from its
stem..
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