white bug (hwitbug)

A bug which injures vines and other plants, as a white scale (which see, under white1 ). IMG:content-2332.png:[blocks in formation] White-bellied murrelet, Brachyrham phus hypoleucus, a bird of the auk family, found on the coast of Southern and Lower California. - White-bellied nuthatch. See nuthatch (with cut). - White-bellied petrel, Fregatta grallaria, a kind of stilt-petrel White-bellied rat. See black rat, under rat1.- White bellied sea-eagle, Haliaëtus leuco gaster, of Asia, Australia, etc. - White-bellied seal, the monk-seal, Mona chus alb i venter.-White-bellied snipe. See snipel. White-bellied swallow, Tachycineta or Iridoprocne bi color, having the under parts pure-white, the upper dark lustrous-green. It is one of the most beautiful as well as most abundant swallows of North America, sometimes known as tree -swallow. See cut under swallow. - White bellied water-mouse, the Australian Hydromys leuco gaster. - White-bellied wren. See wren. white belly (hwit'bel'i), n. IMG:content-2333.png:[blocks in formation] Eng.] white bill (hwit'bil), п. can coot, Fulica american a. [New Jersey.] white-billed (hwit'bild), a. Having a white bill, as a bird: specifying various species: as, the white - billed text or. See cut under Textor. white-bird (hwīt'bėrd), n. Same as white - baker. white-blaze (hwītʼblāz), n. Same as white -face. white-blow (hwīt'blō), n. Either of two early flowers, Saxifraga tridactyl i tes and Erophila vul garis ( Draba verna ), both also named whitlow gra : an old name in England.