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Definition of amia
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 amia is as below...
Amia (n.) A genus of
fresh-water
ganoid
fishes,
exclusively
confined
to North
America;
called
bowfin
in Lake
Champlain,
dogfish
in Lake Erie, and
mudfish
in South
Carolina,
etc. See
Bowfin..
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Aramaic
::
Aramaic
(a.)
Pertaining
to Aram, or to the
territory,
inhabitants,
language,
or
literature
of Syria and
Mesopotamia;
Aramaean;
--
specifically
applied
to the
northern
branch
of the
Semitic
family
of
languages,
including
Syriac
and
Chaldee..
Polygamian
::
Polygamian
(a.)
Polygamous.
Epithalamia
::
Epithalamia
(pl. ) of
Epithalamiu.
Monogamic
::
Monogamic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Monogamia;
having
a
simple
flower
with
united
anthers.
Amianthiform
::
Amianthiform
(a.)
Resembling
amianthus
in form.
Ule
::
Ule (n.) A
Mexican
and
Central
American
tree
(Castilloa
elastica
and C.
Markhamiana)
related
to the
breadfruit
tree. Its milky juice
contains
caoutchouc.
Called
also ule tree.
Dogfish
::
Dogfish
(n.) The
bowfin
(Amia
calva).
See
Bowfin.
Phenogamous
::
Phenogamous
(a.) Same as
Phaenogamian,
Phaenogamic,
etc..
Samiot
::
Samiot
(a. & n.)
Samian.
Tri/cia
::
Tri/cia
(n. pl.) The third order of the
Linnaean
class
Polygamia.
Polygamia
::
Polygamia
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
class of
plants,
characterized
by
having
both
hermaphrodite
and
unisexual
flowers
on the same
plant..
Phanerogamia
::
Phanerogamia
(n. pl.) That one of the two
primary
divisions
of the
vegetable
kingdom
which
contains
the
phanerogamic,
or
flowering,
plants..
Amia
::
Amia (n.) A genus of
fresh-water
ganoid
fishes,
exclusively
confined
to North
America;
called
bowfin
in Lake
Champlain,
dogfish
in Lake Erie, and
mudfish
in South
Carolina,
etc. See
Bowfin..
Vinegary
::
Vinegary
(a.)
Having
the
nature
of
vinegar;
sour;
unamiable.
Hyoscyamine
::
Hyoscyamine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
henbane
(Hyoscyamus
niger),
and
regarded
as its
active
principle.
It is also found with other
alkaloids
in the thorn apple and
deadly
nightshade.
It is
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
with a
sharp,
offensive
taste.
Hyoscyamine
is
isomeric
with
atropine,
is very
poisonous,
and is used as a
medicine
for
neuralgia,
like
belladonna.
Called
also
hyoscyamia,
duboisine,
etc..
Gracious
::
Gracious
(a.)
Abounding
in
beauty,
loveliness,
or
amiability;
graceful;
excellent..
Spaad
::
Spaad (n.) A kind of spar; earth flax, or
amianthus..
Sago
::
Sago (n.) A dry
granulated
starch
imported
from the East
Indies,
much used for
making
puddings
and as an
article
of diet for the sick; also, as
starch,
for
stiffening
textile
fabrics.
It is
prepared
from the stems of
several
East
Indian
and
Malayan
palm
trees,
but
chiefly
from the
Metroxylon
Sagu; also from
several
cycadaceous
plants
(Cycas
revoluta,
Zamia
integrifolia,
etc.)..
Tetradynamous
::
Tetradynamous
(a.)
Belonging
to the order
Tetradynamia;
having
six
stamens,
four of which are
uniformly
longer
than the
others..
Queensland Nut
::
Queensland
nut () The nut of an
Australian
tree
(Macadamia
ternifolia).
It is about an inch in
diameter,
and
contains
a
single
round
edible
seed, or
sometimes
two
hemispherical
seeds.
So
called
from
Queensland
in
Australia..
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