caprifolyt

See caprifole. capriform (kap'ri-fôrm), a. [L. caper ( capr- ), a goat, + form a, shape.] Having the form of a goat, or of something belonging to a goat; goat-like: as, capriform horns. caprify (kap'ri-fi), v. t.; pret. and pp. caprified, ppr. caprifying. [ In Juyn, as sonne is hiest, to caprifie The fig-tree is, that is to signifie The figges grene of caprifig tree rende feet, frequently of an abnormal number phalanges, the hind toe being short and usually elevated, the front toes webbed at the base, and the middle claw usually pec tinate. Their plumage is soft and lax, and the wings and tail are variable in development. There are about 14 genera and upward of 100 species, of the temperate and tropical portions of both hemispheres. They are divided into 4 subfamilies, Podarginæ, Ste at ornithine, Nyctibii næ, and Caprimulginæ.