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Definition of gill
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Gill (n.) The
radiating,
gill-shaped
plates
forming
the under
surface
of a
mushroom..
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Leaflet
::
Leaflet
(n.) A
leaflike
organ or part; as, a
leaflet
of the gills of
fishes..
Pellibranchiata
::
Pellibranchiata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Nudibranchiata,
in which the
mantle
itself
serves
as a
gill..
Analogue
::
Analogue
(n.) An organ which is
equivalent
in its
functions
to a
different
organ in
another
species
or
group,
or even in the same
group;
as, the gill of a fish is the
analogue
of a lung in a
quadruped,
although
the two are not of like
structural
relations..
Derotremata
::
Derotremata
(n. pl.) The tribe of
aquatic
Amphibia
which
includes
Amphiuma,
Menopoma,
etc. They have
permanent
gill
openings,
but no
external
gills;
--
called
also
Cryptobranchiata..
Aspergilliform
::
Aspergilliform
(a.)
Resembling
the
aspergillum
in form; as, an
aspergilliform
stigma..
Pneumoskeleton
::
Pneumoskeleton
(n.) A
chitinous
structure
which
supports
the gill in some
invertebrates.
Amphipneust
::
Amphipneust
(n.) One of a tribe of
Amphibia,
which have both lungs and gills at the same time, as the
proteus
and
siren..
Conglomerate
::
Conglomerate
(n.) A rock,
composed
or
rounded
fragments
of stone
cemented
together
by
another
mineral
substance,
either
calcareous,
siliceous,
or
argillaceous;
pudding
stone;
--
opposed
to
agglomerate.
See
Breccia..
Jill
::
Jill (n.) A young
woman;
a
sweetheart.
See Gill.
Beard
::
Beard (v. t.) To
deprive
of the
gills;
-- used only of
oysters
and
similar
shellfish.
Obsigillation
::
Obsigillation
(n.) A
sealing
up.
Tubicolae
::
Tubicolae
(n. pl.) A
division
of
annelids
including
those which
construct,
and
habitually
live in,
tubes.
The head or
anterior
segments
usually
bear gills and
cirri.
Called
also
Sedentaria,
and
Capitibranchiata.
See
Serpula,
and
Sabella..
Linnet
::
Linnet
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fringilline
birds of the
genera
Linota,
Acanthis,
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
common
European
species
(L.
cannabina),
which,
in full
summer
plumage,
is
chestnut
brown
above,
with the
breast
more or less
crimson.
The
feathers
of its head are
grayish
brown,
tipped
with
crimson.
Called
also gray
linnet,
red
linnet,
rose
linnet,
brown
linnet,
lintie,
lintwhite,
gorse
thatcher,
linnet
finch,
and
greater
redpoll.
The
American
redpoll
linnet
(Acanthis
linaria)
Gill
::
Gill (n.) An organ for
aquatic
respiration;
a
branchia.
Proteus
::
Proteus
(n.) A genus of
aquatic
eel-shaped
amphibians
found in caves in
Austria.
They have
permanent
external
gills as well as
lungs.
The eyes are small and the legs are weak.
Siphonobranchiata
::
Siphonobranchiata
(n. pl.) A tribe of
gastropods
having
the
mantle
border,
on one or both
sides,
prolonged
in the form of a spout
through
which water
enters
the gill
cavity.
The shell
itself
is not
always
siphonostomatous
in this
group..
Gill-flirt
::
Gill-flirt
(n.) A
thoughtless,
giddy girl; a
flirt-gill..
Fringillaceous
::
Fringillaceous
(a.)
Fringilline.
Pneumophora
::
Pneumophora
(n. pl.) A
division
of
holothurians
having
an
internal
gill, or
respiratory
tree..
Phyllite
::
Phyllite
(n.) Clay
slate;
argillaceous
schist.
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