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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 27
[Native name.] Zool.: Dicotyles labiatus , the Warree, or White lipped Peccary. It is about forty inches long, of blackish color, with the lips and lower jaw white. [PECCARY.] IMG:content-0755.png:[graphic][merged small] Zool .: Capra jemlanica or jemlaica , a wild goat, found on steep tree-covered slopes along the whole range of the Him a lay as from Cashmere to Bhootan. The horns are about a foot long, flattened, with a notched anterior margin; body fawn-brown, hair of neck, chest, and shoulders, reaching to the knees. Female lighter in color, with smaller horns. tāi-gle, v. t. [Prob. allied to tag (2).] ( Scotch.) 1. To detain, to impede, to hinder. 2. To fatigue, to weary. tāi-gū, s. [Paraguay an name.] A wood like guiacum, from an unidentified tree.
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