grayling
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 24
& s. [English gray; dim in. suff. -ling.] A. As adj .: Of a dull brown or gray color. (See the compound.) B. As substantive: 1. Ichthy.: A fresh-water fish, Thymallus vulgar is , one of the Salmon ide. It is common in several streams in Michigan. 2. Entom.: [GRAYLING-BUTTERFLY.] grayling-butterfly, s. Entom.: A butterfly, Hipparch i a or Satyru emele. neath, with dark spots. IMG:content-0725.png:[blocks in formation] grāy-lỹ, grêy-lỹ, adv. [Eng. gray, grey; -ly.] In a gray color; with a gray tinge. ( Keats: Endymion, i. 231.)
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