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Definition of proboscis
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of proboscis is as below...
Proboscis
(n.) By
extension,
applied
to
various
tubelike
mouth
organs
of the lower
animals
that can be
everted
or
protruded..
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Gnat
::
Gnat (n.) A
blood-sucking
dipterous
fly, of the genus
Culex,
undergoing
a
metamorphosis
in
water.
The
females
have a
proboscis
armed with
needlelike
organs
for
penetrating
the skin of
animals.
These are
wanting
in the
males.
In
America
they are
generally
called
mosquitoes.
See
Mosquito..
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) The
proboscis
of an
insect.
Promuscis
::
Promuscis
(n.) The
proboscis
of
hemipterous
insects.
See
Illust.
under
Hemiptera.
Kahau
::
Kahau (n.) A
long-nosed
monkey
(Semnopithecus
nasalis),
native
of
Borneo.
The
general
color of the body is
bright
chestnut,
with the under
parts,
shoulders,
and sides of the head,
golden
yellow,
and the top of the head and upper part of the back
brown.
Called
also
proboscis
monkey..
Ligula
::
Ligula
(n.) The
central
process,
or front edge, of the
labium
of
insects.
It
sometimes
serves
as a
tongue
or
proboscis,
as in
bees..
Hawk Moth
::
Hawk moth () Any moth of the
family
Sphingidae,
of which there are
numerous
genera
and
species.
They are
large,
handsome
moths,
which fly
mostly
at
twilight
and hover about
flowers
like a
humming
bird,
sucking
the honey by means of a long,
slender
proboscis.
The
larvae
are
large,
hairless
caterpillars
ornamented
with green and other
bright
colors,
and often with a
caudal
spine.
See
Sphinx,
also
Tobacco
worm, and
Tomato
worm..
Sivatherium
::
Sivatherium
(n.) A genus of very large
extinct
ruminants
found in the
Tertiary
formation
of
India.
The snout was
prolonged
in the form of a
proboscis.
The male had four
horns,
the
posterior
pair being large and
branched.
It was
allied
to the
antelopes,
but very much
larger
than any
exsisting
species..
Enopla
::
Enopla
(n. pl.) One of the
orders
of
Nemertina,
characterized
by the
presence
of a
peculiar
armature
of
spines
or
plates
in the
proboscis..
Proboscidate
::
Proboscidate
(a.)
Having
a
proboscis;
proboscidial.
Lithe
::
Lithe (a.)
Capable
of being
easily
bent;
pliant;
flexible;
limber;
as, the
elephant's
lithe
proboscis..
Haustellum
::
Haustellum
(n.) The
sucking
proboscis
of
various
insects.
See
Lepidoptera,
and
Diptera..
Proboscis
::
Proboscis
(n.) The nose.
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
sucking
proboscis
of
certain
parasitic
insects
and
crustaceans.
Retinaculum
::
Retinaculum
(n.) One of the
retractor
muscles
of the
proboscis
of
certain
worms.
Rhynchobdellea
::
Rhynchobdellea
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
leeches
including
those that have a
protractile
proboscis,
without
jaws.
Clepsine
is the
type..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(n.) The
proboscis
of a moth or a
butterfly.
Antlia
::
Antlia
(n.) The
spiral
tubular
proboscis
of
lepidopterous
insects.
See
Lepidoptera.
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) The
proboscis
of an
elephant.
Proboscis
::
Proboscis
(n.) A
hollow
organ or tube
attached
to the head, or
connected
with the
mouth,
of
various
animals,
and
generally
used in
taking
food or
drink;
a
snout;
a
trunk..
Hydranth
::
Hydranth
(n.) One of the
nutritive
zooids
of a
hydroid
colony.
Also
applied
to the
proboscis
or
manubrium
of a
hydroid
medusa.
See
Illust.
of
Hydroidea.
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