white line (hwitlin)

White-lined.-White line dart, a British noctuid moth, Agrotis tritici. white-lined (hwit'lind), a. Having a white line or lines. White-lined morning-sphinx, a common North American sphingid moth, Deilephila line at a. See sphinx (with cut). white-fronted (hwit'frunted), a. Having the white-lipped (hwit'lipt), a. Having white front or forehead white, as a bird. The white fronted dove is Engyptila albifrons, found in Texas and Mexico. The white-fronted goose is Anser albifrons of Europe, a variety of which, A. albifrons gambeli, inhabits North America, and is known in some parts as the speckle belly. The white-fronted lemur of Madagascar is a species or variety which has been named Lemur albifrons. The white-fronted capuchin is Cebus albifrons, a South American monkey. white-gra (hwit'grås), n. See Leersia. white-grub (hwit'grub), n. The large white earth-inhabiting larva of any one of a number of scarabæid beetles. The common white-grub of Europe is the larva of the cockchafer, Melolontha vulgar is; that of the more northern United States is the larva of the May-beetle, Lachnosterna fusc a, and congeneric dorbugs; and that of the southern United States is usually the larva of the June-bug, All or hin a nitid a. All feed lips; having a white lip or aperture, as a shell. -White-lipped peccary, Dicotyles labiatus. - White lipped snail, the common garden-snail, girdled snail, or brown snail, Helix nemoral is (including H. hortensis and H. hybrid a ). Also called white - mouthed snail.