limadæ

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 20
[Mod. Lat. lim (a); Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff.- ida.] Zool.: A family of conchiferous mollusks, by some separated from Östreide, with which it is generally "I always knew that I was a lily - liver ." -Thackeray: Roundabout Papers , xii. lily-livered, a. White-livered, cowardly, das united. tardly. IMG:content-0573.png:[blocks in formation] *li'-maile, s. [Fr. limaille .] A ma of filings of any metal. li'-măn, s. [From Fr. limon =slime.] The deposit at the bottom of a river.
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