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Definition of beak
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Beak (n.)
Anything
projecting
or
ending
in a
point,
like a beak, as a
promontory
of
land..
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Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) Any
beaklike
prolongation,
esp. of the head of an
animal,
as the beak of
birds..
Disarmed
::
Disarmed
(a.)
Deprived
of
claws,
and teeth or
beaks..
Trones
::
Trones
(n.) A form of
weighing
machine
for heavy
wares,
consisting
of two
horizontal
bars
crossing
each
other,
beaked
at the
extremities,
and
supported
by a
wooden
pillar.
It is now
mostly
disused..
Clip
::
Clip (n.) A
projecting
flange
on the upper edge of a
horseshoe,
turned
up so as to
embrace
the lower part of the hoof; --
called
also toe clip and
beak..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) A toe clip. See Clip, n.
(Far.)..
Motmot
::
Motmot
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-tailed,
passerine
birds of the genus
Momotus,
having
a
strong
serrated
beak. In most of the
species
the two long
middle
tail
feathers
are
racket-shaped
at the tip, when
mature.
The bird
itself
is said by some
writers
to trim them into this
shape.
They feed on
insects,
reptiles,
and
fruit,
and are found from
Mexico
to
Brazil.
The name is
derived
from its
note..
Hawfinch
::
Hawfinch
(n.) The
common
European
grosbeak
(Coccothraustes
vulgaris);
--
called
also
cherry
finch,
and
coble..
Armed
::
Armed (a.)
Having
horns,
beak,
talons,
etc; -- said of
beasts
and birds of
prey..
Turbit
::
Turbit
(n.) A
variety
of the
domestic
pigeon,
remarkable
for its short
beak..
Crossbill
::
Crossbill
(n.) A bird of the genus
Loxia,
allied
to the
finches.
Their
mandibles
are
strongly
curved
and cross each
other;
the
crossbeak..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) That part of a ship,
before
the
forecastle,
which is
fastened
to the stem, and
supported
by the main
knee..
Halfbeak
::
Halfbeak
(n.) Any
slender,
marine
fish of the genus
Hemirhamphus,
having
the upper jaw much
shorter
than the
lower;
--
called
also
balahoo..
Rostrulum
::
Rostrulum
(n.) A
little
rostrum,
or beak, as of an
insect..
Cope
::
Cope (v. t.) To pare the beak or
talons
of (a
hawk).
Crane''s-bill
::
Crane's-bill
(n.) The
geranium;
-- so named from the long axis of the
fruit,
which
resembles
the beak of a
crane..
Snipe
::
Snipe (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
limicoline
game birds of the
family
Scolopacidae,
having
a long,
slender,
nearly
straight
beak..
Bullfinch
::
Bullfinch
(n.) A bird of the genus
Pyrrhula
and other
related
genera,
especially
the P.
vulgaris
/
rubicilla,
a bird of
Europe
allied
to the
grosbeak,
having
the
breast,
cheeks,
and neck, red..
Grossbeak
::
Grossbeak
(n.) See
Grosbeak.
Longbeak
::
Longbeak
(n.) The
American
redbellied
snipe
(Macrorhamphus
scolopaceus);
--
called
also
long-billed
dowitcher.
Toco
::
Toco (n.) A
toucan
(Ramphastos
toco)
having
a very large beak. See
Illust.
under
Toucan.
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