anserated (anserated)

In her., having the extremities divided and finished with the heads of lions, eagles, serpents, etc.: applied to cro es. Also gringolé. Anseres (an'se-rez), n. pl. [NL., pl. of L. anser: see Anser.] 1. In the + A Cro Anserated. Linnean system (1766), the third order of birds, including all "waterbirds," or palmipeds, and equivalent to the series Nat a to res of modern naturalists. -2. An order or suborder of birds corresponding to the Lamellirostres of Cuvier, or to the Chenomorphæ of Huxley: in this sense of nearly the same extent as the family Anatidæ, or lamellirostral birds exclusive of the flamingos. Anseridæ (an-ser'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., anserine (an'se-rin), a. [L. an serin us, No anserine skin would rise thereat, It's the cold that makes him shiver. Hood , The Forge. Hence-2. Stupid as a goose; foolish; silly.3. Specifically, in ornith., resembling a goose or duck so closely as to be included in the family Anatidæ; being one of the Anatidæ. The anserine birds, technically, are not only geese and goose like species, but swans, ducks, mergansers, etc.