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Definition of tuber
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Tuber (n.) A genus of
fungi.
See
Truffle.
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Humpy
::
Humpy (a.) Full of humps or
bunches;
covered
with
protuberances;
humped.
Bunch
::
Bunch (v. i.) To swell out into a bunch or
protuberance;
to be
protuberant
or
round.
Tubercular
::
Tubercular
(a.) Like a
tubercle;
as, a
tubercular
excrescence..
Orchis
::
Orchis
(n.) A genus of
endogenous
plants
growing
in the North
Temperate
zone, and
consisting
of about
eighty
species.
They are
perennial
herbs
growing
from a tuber
(beside
which is
usually
found the last
year's
tuber
also),
and are
valued
for their showy
flowers.
See
Orchidaceous..
Tuberosities
::
Tuberosities
(pl. ) of
Tuberosit.
Bump
::
Bump (n.) A
swelling
or
prominence,
resulting
from a bump or blow; a
protuberance..
Solanum
::
Solanum
(n.) A genus of
plants
comprehending
the
potato
(S.
tuberosum),
the
eggplant
(S.
melongena,
and
several
hundred
other
species;
nightshade..
Hognut
::
Hognut
(n.) In
England,
the
Bunium
flexuosum,
a
tuberous
plant..
Caput
::
Caput (n.) The head; also, a
knoblike
protuberance
or
capitulum..
Diapophysis
::
Diapophysis
(n.) The
dorsal
transverse,
or
tubercular,
process
of a
vertebra.
See
Vertebra..
Pommel
::
Pommel
(n.) The knob or
protuberant
part of a
saddlebow.
Teat
::
Teat (n.) A small
protuberance
or
nozzle
resembling
the teat of an
animal.
Gibbous
::
Gibbous
(a.)
Swelling
by a
regular
curve or
surface;
protuberant;
convex;
as, the moon is
gibbous
between
the
half-moon
and the full
moon..
Turbot
::
Turbot
(n.) A large
European
flounder
(Rhombus
maximus)
highly
esteemed
as a food fish. It often
weighs
from
thirty
to forty
pounds.
Its color on the upper side is
brownish
with small
roundish
tubercles
scattered
over the
surface.
The
lower,
or
blind,
side is
white.
Called
also
bannock
fluke..
Convex
::
Convex
(a.)
Rising
or
swelling
into a
spherical
or
rounded
form;
regularly
protuberant
or
bulging;
-- said of a
spherical
surface
or
curved
line when
viewed
from
without,
in
opposition
to
concave..
Bunch
::
Bunch (n.) A
protuberance;
a
hunch;
a knob or lump; a hump.
Biventral
::
Biventral
(a.)
Having
two
bellies
or
protuberances;
as, a
biventral,
or
digastric,
muscle,
or the
biventral
lobe of the
cerebellum..
Root
::
Root (n.) The
underground
portion
of a
plant,
whether
a true root or a
tuber,
a bulb or
rootstock,
as in the
potato,
the
onion,
or the sweet
flag..
Scrofula
::
Scrofula
(n.) A
constitutional
disease,
generally
hereditary,
especially
manifested
by
chronic
enlargement
and
cheesy
degeneration
of the
lymphatic
glands,
particularly
those of the neck, and
marked
by a
tendency
to the
development
of
chronic
intractable
inflammations
of the skin,
mucous
membrane,
bones,
joints,
and other
parts,
and by a
diminution
in the power of
resistance
to
disease
or
injury
and the
capacity
for
recovery.
Scrofula
is now
generally
held to be
tuberculous
in
character,
and may
Boss
::
Boss (n.) A
protuberant
ornament
on any work,
either
of
different
material
from that of the work or of the same, as upon a
buckler
or
bridle;
a stud; a knob; the
central
projection
of a
shield.
See
Umbilicus..
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