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Definition of indian
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 indian is as below...
Indian
(n.) One of the
aboriginal
inhabitants
of
America;
-- so
called
originally
from the
supposed
identity
of
America
with
India.
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Muntjac
::
Muntjac
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
Asiatic
deer of the genus
Cervulus,
esp. C.
muntjac,
which
occurs
both in India and on the East
Indian
Islands..
Mohur
::
Mohur (n.) A
British
Indian
gold coin, of the value of
fifteen
silver
rupees,
or
$7.21..
Yaupon
::
Yaupon
(n.) A shrub (Ilex
Cassine)
of the Holly
family,
native
from
Virginia
to
Florida.
The
smooth
elliptical
leaves
are used as a
substitute
for tea, and were
formerly
used in
preparing
the black drink of the
Indians
of North
Carolina.
Called
also
South-Sea
tea..
Stakehead
::
Stake-driver
(n.) The
common
American
bittern
(Botaurus
lentiginosus);
-- so
called
because
one of its notes
resembles
the sound made in
driving
a stake into the mud.
Called
also
meadow
hen, and
Indian
hen..
Catlinite
::
Catlinite
(n.) A red clay from the Upper
Missouri
region,
used by the
Indians
for their
pipes..
Anna
::
Anna (n.) An East
Indian
money of
account,
the
sixteenth
of a
rupee,
or about 2/
cents..
Pulas
::
Pulas (n.) The East
Indian
leguminous
tree Butea
frondosa.
See Gum
Butea,
under Gum..
Half-breed
::
Half-breed
(n.) A
person
who is
blooded;
the
offspring
of
parents
of
different
races,
especially
of the
American
Indian
and the white
race..
Chikara
::
Chikara
(n.) The
Indian
four-horned
antelope
(Tetraceros
quadricornis).
Langya
::
Langya
(n.) One of
several
species
of East
Indian
and
Asiatic
fresh-water
fishes
of the genus
Ophiocephalus,
remarkable
for their power of
living
out of
water,
and for their
tenacity
of life; --
called
also
walking
fishes..
Bitterwood
::
Bitterwood
(n.) A West
Indian
tree
(Picraena
excelsa)
from the wood of which the
bitter
drug
Jamaica
quassia
is
obtained.
Lobeline
::
Lobeline
(n.) A
poisonous
narcotic
alkaloid
extracted
from the
leaves
of
Indian
tobacco
(Lobelia
inflata)
as a
yellow
oil,
having
a
tobaccolike
taste and
odor..
Pop
::
Pop (v. t.) To cause to pop; to cause to burst open by heat, as
grains
of
Indian
corn; as, to pop corn or
chestnuts..
Pipestone
::
Pipestone
(n.) A kind of clay
slate,
carved
by the
Indians
into
tobacco
pipes.
Cf.
Catlinite..
Mohawk
::
Mohawk
(n.) One of a tribe of
Indians
who
formed
part of the Five
Nations.
They
formerly
inhabited
the
valley
of the
Mohawk
River.
Cerebral
::
Cerebral
(n.) One of a class of
lingual
consonants
in the East
Indian
languages.
See
Lingual,
n..
Wanhorn
::
Wanhorn
(n.) An East
Indian
plant
(Kaempferia
Galanga)
of the
Ginger
family.
See
Galanga.
Tuckahoe
::
Tuckahoe
(n.) A
curious
vegetable
production
of the
Southern
Atlantic
United
States,
growing
under
ground
like a
truffle
and often
attaining
immense
size. The real
nature
is
unknown.
Called
also
Indian
bread,
and
Indian
loaf..
Roussette
::
Roussette
(n.) A fruit bat,
especially
the large
species
(Pieropus
vulgaris)
inhabiting
the
islands
of the
Indian
ocean.
It
measures
about a yard
across
the
expanded
wings..
Roosa Oil
::
Roosa oil () The East
Indian
name for grass oil. See under
Grass.
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