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From:
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horned viper
名詞
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Plume
,
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Plumed
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Pluming
.]
1.
To
pick
and
adjust
the
plumes
or
feathers
of
;
to
dress
or
prink
.
Pluming
her
wings
among
the
breezy
bowers
.
--
W
.
Irving
.
2.
To
strip
of
feathers
;
to
pluck
;
to
strip
;
to
pillage
;
also
,
to
peel
. [
Obs
.]
3.
To
adorn
with
feathers
or
plumes
.
“Farewell
the
plumed
troop.”
4.
To
pride
;
to
vaunt
;
to
boast
; --
used
reflexively
;
as
,
he
plumes
himself
on
his
skill
.
Plumed adder
Zool.
,
an
African
viper
(
Vipera cornuta
,
syn
.
Clotho cornuta
),
having
a
plumelike
structure
over
each
eye
.
It
is
venomous
,
and
is
related
to
the
African
puff
adder
.
Called
also
horned viper
and
hornsman
.
Plumed partridge
Zool.
,
the
California
mountain
quail
(
Oreortyx pictus
).
See
Mountain quail
,
under
Mountain
.
◄
►
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
vi·per
n.
1.
Zool.
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
Old
World
venomous
snakes
belonging
to
Vipera
,
Clotho
,
Daboia
,
and
other
genera
of
the
family
Viperidae
.
There
came
a
viper
out
of
the
heat
,
and
fastened
on
his
hand
.
--
Acts
xxviii
. 3.
Note:
☞
Among
the
best-known
species
are
the
European
adder
(
Pelias berus
),
the
European
asp
(
Vipera aspis
),
the
African
horned
viper
(
Vipera cerastes
),
and
the
Indian
viper
(
Daboia Russellii
).
2.
A
dangerous
,
treacherous
,
or
malignant
person
.
Who
committed
To
such
a
viper
his
most
sacred
trust
Of
secrecy
. --
Milton
.
Horned viper
.
Zool.
See
Cerastes
.
Red viper
Zool.
,
the
copperhead
.
Viper fish
Zool.
,
a
small
,
slender
,
phosphorescent
deep-sea
fish
(
Chauliodus Sloanii
).
It
has
long
ventral
and
dorsal
fins
,
a
large
mouth
,
and
very
long
,
sharp
teeth
.
Viper's bugloss
Bot.
,
a
rough-leaved
biennial
herb
(
Echium vulgare
)
having
showy
purplish
blue
flowers
.
It
is
sometimes
cultivated
,
but
has
become
a
pestilent
weed
in
fields
from
New
York
to
Virginia
.
Also
called
blue weed
.
Viper's grass
Bot.
,
a
perennial
composite
herb
(
Scorzonera Hispanica
)
with
narrow
,
entire
leaves
,
and
solitary
heads
of
yellow
flowers
.
The
long
,
white
,
carrot-shaped
roots
are
used
for
food
in
Spain
and
some
other
countries
.
Called
also
viper grass
.
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Horned
a.
Furnished
with
a
horn
or
horns
;
furnished
with
a
hornlike
process
or
appendage
;
as
,
horned
cattle
;
having
some
part
shaped
like
a
horn
.
The
horned
moon
with
one
bright
star
Within
the
nether
tip
. --
Coleridge
.
Horned bee
Zool.
,
a
British
wild
bee
(
Osmia bicornis
),
having
two
little
horns
on
the
head
.
Horned dace
Zool.
,
an
American
cyprinoid
fish
(
Semotilus corporialis
)
common
in
brooks
and
ponds
;
the
common
chub
.
See
Illust
.
of
Chub
.
Horned frog
Zool.
,
a
very
large
Brazilian
frog
(
Ceratophrys cornuta
),
having
a
pair
of
triangular
horns
arising
from
the
eyelids
.
Horned grebe
Zool.
,
a
species
of
grebe
(
Colymbus auritus
),
of
Arctic
Europe
and
America
,
having
two
dense
tufts
of
feathers
on
the
head
.
Horned horse
Zool.
,
the
gnu
.
Horned lark
Zool.
,
the
shore
lark
.
Horned lizard
Zool.
,
the
horned
toad
.
Horned owl
Zool.
,
a
large
North
American
owl
(
Bubo Virginianus
),
having
a
pair
of
elongated
tufts
of
feathers
on
the
head
.
Several
distinct
varieties
are
known
;
as
,
the
Arctic
,
Western
,
dusky
,
and
striped
horned
owls
,
differing
in
color
,
and
inhabiting
different
regions
; --
called
also
great horned owl
,
horn owl
,
eagle owl
,
and
cat owl
.
Sometimes
also
applied
to
the
long-eared owl
.
See
Eared owl
,
under
Eared
.
Horned poppy
.
Bot.
See
Horn poppy
,
under
Horn
.
Horned pout
Zool.
,
an
American
fresh-water
siluroid
fish
;
the
bullpout
.
Horned rattler
Zool.
,
a
species
of
rattlesnake
(
Crotalus cerastes
),
inhabiting
the
dry
,
sandy
plains
,
from
California
to
Mexico
.
It
has
a
pair
of
triangular
horns
between
the
eyes
; --
called
also
sidewinder
.
Horned ray
Zool.
,
the
sea
devil
.
Horned screamer
Zool.
,
the
kamichi
.
Horned snake
Zool.
,
the
cerastes
.
Horned toad
Zool.
,
any
lizard
of
the
genus
Phrynosoma
,
of
which
nine
or
ten
species
are
known
.
These
lizards
have
several
hornlike
spines
on
the
head
,
and
a
broad
,
flat
body
,
covered
with
spiny
scales
.
They
inhabit
the
dry
,
sandy
plains
from
California
to
Mexico
and
Texas
.
Called
also
horned lizard
.
Horned viper
.
Zool.
See
Cerastes
.
◄
►
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
horned
viper
n
:
highly
venomous
viper
of
northern
Africa
and
southwestern
Asia
having
a
horny
spine
above
each
eye
[
syn
:
cerastes
,
sand viper
,
horned asp
,
Cerastes cornutus
]
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