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Definition of mamma
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 mamma is as below...
Mamma (n.) A
glandular
organ for
secreting
milk,
characteristic
of all
mammals,
but
usually
rudimentary
in the male; a
mammary
gland;
a
breast;
under;
bag..
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Monotremata
::
Monotremata
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of
Mammalia,
having
a
cloaca
in which the ducts of the
urinary,
genital,
and
alimentary
systems
terminate,
as in
birds.
The
female
lays eggs like a bird. See Duck mole, under Duck, and
Echidna..
Urea
::
Urea (a.) A very
soluble
crystalline
body which is the chief
constituent
of the urine in
mammals
and some other
animals.
It is also
present
in small
quantity
in
blood,
serous
fluids,
lymph,
the
liver,
etc..
Seal
::
Seal (n.) Any
aquatic
carnivorous
mammal
of the
families
Phocidae
and
Otariidae.
Hyracoidea
::
Hyracoidea
(n. pl.) An order of small
hoofed
mammals,
comprising
the
single
living
genus
Hyrax..
Pseudocoelia
::
Pseudocoelia
(n.) The fifth
ventricle
in the
mammalian
brain.
See
Ventricle.
Mammiform
::
Mammiform
(a.)
Having
the form of a mamma
(breast)
or
mammae.
Bovid
::
Bovid (a.)
Relating
to that tribe of
ruminant
mammals
of which the genus Bos is the type.
Microlestes
::
Microlestes
(n.) An
extinct
genus of small
Triassic
mammals,
the
oldest
yet found in
European
strata..
Mammillated
::
Mammillated
(a.)
Having
small
nipples,
or small
protuberances
like
nipples
or
mammae..
Agouta
::
Agouta
(n.) A small
insectivorous
mammal
(Solenodon
paradoxus),
allied
to the
moles,
found only in
Hayti..
Oreodon
::
Oreodon
(n.) A genus of
extinct
herbivorous
mammals,
abundant
in the
Tertiary
formation
of the Rocky
Mountains.
It is more or less
related
to the
camel,
hog, and
deer..
Coryphodon
::
Coryphodon
(n.) A genus of
extinct
mammals
from the
eocene
tertiary
of
Europe
and
America.
Its
species
varied
in size
between
the tapir and
rhinoceros,
and were
allied
to those
animals,
but had
short,
plantigrade,
five-toed
feet, like the
elephant..
Putrescin
::
Putrescin
(n.) A
nontoxic
diamine,
C4H12N2,
formed
in the
putrefaction
of the flesh of
mammals
and some other
animals..
Lissencephala
::
Lissencephala
(n. pl.) A
general
name for all those
placental
mammals
that have a brain with few or no
cerebral
convolutions,
as
Rodentia,
Insectivora,
etc..
Ectomere
::
Ectomere
(n.) The more
transparent
cells,
which
finally
become
external,
in many
segmenting
ova, as those of
mammals..
Megatherium
::
Megatherium
(n.) An
extinct
gigantic
quaternary
mammal,
allied
to the
ant-eaters
and
sloths.
Its
remains
are found in South
America..
Nipple
::
Nipple
(n.) The
protuberance
through
which milk is drawn from the
breast
or
mamma;
the
mammilla;
a teat; a pap.
Choanoid
::
Choanoid
(a.)
Funnel-shaped;
--
applied
particularly
to a
hollow
muscle
attached
to the ball of the eye in many
reptiles
and
mammals.
Hyena
::
Hyena (n.) Any
carnivorous
mammal
of the
family
Hyaenidae,
of which three
living
species
are
known.
They are large and
strong,
but
cowardly.
They feed
chiefly
on
carrion,
and are
nocturnal
in their
habits..
Paguma
::
Paguma
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of East
Indian
viverrine
mammals
of the genus
Paguma.
They
resemble
a
weasel
in form.
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