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Definition of slender
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Slender
(superl.)
Weak;
feeble;
not
strong;
slight;
as,
slender
hope; a
slender
constitution..
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Weasel
::
Weasel
(n.) Any one of
various
species
of small
carnivores
belonging
to the genus
Putorius,
as the
ermine
and
ferret.
They have a
slender,
elongated
body, and are noted for the
quickness
of their
movements
and for their
bloodthirsty
habit in
destroying
poultry,
rats, etc. The
ermine
and some other
species
are brown in
summer,
and turn white in
winter;
others
are brown at all
seasons..
Saucisse
::
Saucisse
(n.) A long and
slender
pipe or bag, made of cloth well
pitched,
or of
leather,
filled
with
powder,
and used to
communicate
fire to
mines,
caissons,
bomb
chests,
etc..
Tenuirostres
::
Tenuirostres
(n. pl.) An
artificial
group of
passerine
birds
having
slender
bills,
as the
humming
birds..
Tipula
::
Tipula
(n.) Any one of many
species
of
long-legged
dipterous
insects
belonging
to
Tipula
and
allied
genera.
They have long and
slender
bodies.
See Crane fly, under
Crane..
Exile
::
Exile (a.)
Small;
slender;
thin; fine.
Snipe
::
Snipe (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
limicoline
game birds of the
family
Scolopacidae,
having
a long,
slender,
nearly
straight
beak..
Chilognatha
::
Chilognatha
(n. pl.) One of the two
principal
orders
of
myriapods.
They have
numerous
segments,
each
bearing
two pairs of
small,
slender
legs, which are
attached
ventrally,
near
together..
Martineta
::
Martineta
(n.) A
species
of
tinamou
(Calopezus
elegans),
having
a long
slender
crest..
Pilose
::
Pilose
(a.)
Covered
with long,
slender
hairs;
resembling
long
hairs;
hairy;
as,
pilose
pubescence..
Spiny
::
Spiny (a.) Like a spine in
shape;
slender.
Briar
::
Briar (n.) A plant with a
slender
woody stem
bearing
stout
prickles;
especially,
species
of Rosa,
Rubus,
and
Smilax..
Bistoury
::
Bistoury
(n.) A
surgical
instrument
consisting
of a
slender
knife,
either
straight
or
curved,
generally
used by
introducing
it
beneath
the part to be
divided,
and
cutting
towards
the
surface..
Stick
::
Stick (v. t.) Any long and
comparatively
slender
piece of wood,
whether
in
natural
form or
shaped
with
tools;
a rod; a wand; a
staff;
as, the stick of a
rocket;
a
walking
stick..
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Plantago,
but
especially
the P.
major,
a low herb with broad
spreading
radical
leaves,
and
slender
spikes
of
minute
flowers.
It is a
native
of
Europe,
but now found near the abode of
civilized
man in
nearly
all parts of the
world..
Orthite
::
Orthite
(n.) A
variety
of
allanite
occurring
in
slender
prismatic
crystals.
Napiform
::
Napiform
(a.)
Turnip-shaped;
large and round in the upper part, and very
slender
below..
Tenuirostral
::
Tenuirostral
(a.)
Thin-billed;
--
applied
to birds with a
slender
bill, as the
humming
birds..
Spindle
::
Spindle
(n.) A long and
slender
stalk
resembling
a
spindle.
Caudicula
::
Caudicula
(n.) A
slender,
elastic
process,
to which the
masses
of
pollen
in
orchidaceous
plants
are
attached..
Mucor
::
Mucor (n.) A genus of
minute
fungi.
The
plants
consist
of
slender
threads
with
terminal
globular
sporangia;
mold.
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