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Definition of frog
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 frog is as below...
Frog (n.) The
triangular
prominence
of the hoof, in the
middle
of the sole of the foot of the
horse,
and other
animals;
the
fourchette..
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Batrachia
::
Batrachia
(n. pl.) The order of
amphibians
which
includes
the frogs and
toads;
the
Anura.
Sometimes
the word is used in a wider sense as
equivalent
to
Amphibia.
Toggle
::
Toggle
(n.) A
wooden
pin
tapering
toward
both ends with a
groove
around
its
middle,
fixed
transversely
in the eye of a rope to be
secured
to any other loop or bight or ring; a kind of
button
or frog
capable
of being
readily
engaged
and
disengaged
for
temporary
purposes..
Frogbit
::
Frogbit
(n.) An
American
plant
(Limnobium
Spongia),
with
similar
habits..
Hylodes
::
Hylodes
(n.) The
piping
frog (Hyla
Pickeringii),
a small
American
tree frog, which in early
spring,
while
breeding
in
swamps
and
ditches,
sings with high,
shrill,
but
musical,
notes..
Amphibious
::
Amphibious
(a.)
Having
the
ability
to live both on land and in
water,
as
frogs,
crocodiles,
beavers,
and some
plants..
Discodactyl
::
Discodactyl
(n.) One of the tree
frogs.
Ranine
::
Ranine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the frogs and
toads.
Fourchette
::
Fourchette
(n.) The frog of the hoof of the horse and
allied
animals.
Laryngotracheal
::
Laryngotracheal
(a.)
Pertaining
to both
larynx
and
trachea;
as, the
laryngotracheal
cartilage
in the
frog..
Lipochrin
::
Lipochrin
(n.) A
yellow
coloring
matter,
soluble
in
ether,
contained
in the small round fat drops in the
retinal
epithelium
cells.
It is best
obtained
from the eyes of
frogs..
Frog
::
Frog (n.) An
amphibious
animal
of the genus Rana and
related
genera,
of many
species.
Frogs swim
rapidly,
and take long leaps on land. Many of the
species
utter loud notes in the
springtime..
Discodactylous
::
Discodactylous
(a.)
Having
sucking
disks on the toes, as the tree
frogs..
Frogs-bit
::
Frogs-bit
(n.)
Frogbit.
Batrachoid
::
Batrachoid
(a.)
Froglike.
Specifically:
Of or
pertaining
to the
Batrachidae,
a
family
of
marine
fishes,
including
the
toadfish.
Some have
poisonous
dorsal
spines..
Browspot
::
Browspot
(n.) A
rounded
organ
between
the eyes of the frog; the
interocular
gland.
Frogged
::
Frogged
(a.)
Provided
or
ornamented
with
frogs;
as, a
frogged
coat. See Frog, n., 4..
Frog
::
Frog (n.) An
oblong
cloak
button,
covered
with
netted
thread,
and
fastening
into a loop
instead
of a
button
hole..
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) See
Grasshopper,
and Frog
hopper,
Grape
hopper,
Leaf
hopper,
Tree
hopper,
under Frog,
Grape,
Leaf, and
Tree..
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.) A
change
in the form or
function
of a
living
organism,
by a
natural
process
of
growth
or
development;
as, the
metamorphosis
of the yolk into the
embryo,
of a
tadpole
into a frog, or of a bud into a
blossom.
Especially,
that form of
sexual
reproduction
in which an
embryo
undergoes
a
series
of
marked
changes
of
external
form, as the
chrysalis
stage,
pupa
stage,
etc., in
insects.
In these
intermediate
stages
sexual
reproduction
is
usually
impossible,
but they
ultimately
pass into
Glome
::
Glome (n.) One of the two
prominences
at the
posterior
extremity
of the frog of the
horse's
foot.
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