Crossword-Solution: ANATID
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| ANATID | anagram | AIDANT |
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| Aquatic bird | 54 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
NEE
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Sentences with ANATID (5)
The =Anseres=--Lamellirostral, or soft-billed swimmers, such as the ducks, geese, swans and mergansers, comprising the one family, =Anatidæ=, which is divided into five subfamilies, with four of which we are concerned, viz.: The =Anatinæ=, the fresh-water ducks; the =Fuligulinæ=, the salt-water ducks; the =Anserinæ=, the geese and brant; and the =Cygninæ=, the swans.
FAMILY ANATIDÆ (DUCKS, GEESE, SWANS, ETC.) Bill thick, broad, high at the base, covered with a thin membranous skin and ending in a nail-like horny tip; edges of the mandibles cut into thin parallel ridges, or toothed; wings moderate; legs placed not very far behind; feet, four-toed, palmated; hind toe free, placed high on the tarsus.
ORDER ANSERES FAMILY ANATIDÆ THE GREY LAG GOOSE ANSER CINEREUS Folded wings not reaching to the extremity of the tail; bill strong, orange-yellow, the nail whitish; upper plumage ash-brown, many of the feathers bordered with greyish white; under plumage, in front, light ash-grey, barred on the flanks and belly with brown, behind pure white; irides deep brown; legs dull flesh-colour.
The birds of this genus, though placed among the Anatidæ, or Duck tribe, are so strongly marked by the conformation of the bill that a simple examination of the head alone will enable the student to distinguish either of the species from the true Ducks already described.
This bird is of the order of _natatores_, or swimmers; family, _anatidæ_, of the duck kind; genus, _anas_, or duck.
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Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (1971).