wall

t. [WALL, 8.] IMG:content-0634.png:[blocks in formation] extract.] Zool .: Any individual or species of the genus or sub-genus Halm at urus (q. v.). "The kangaroos of this section have also the muffle naked, but they are rather smaller species [than those of Macropus proper and of the sub-genus Osphranter], frequenters of forests and dense impenetrable bushes and scrubs, and hence often called bush-kangaroos, though a the wall-newt and the native name ' wallaby ' is now generally applied to them." water."- Shakesp .: Lear , iii. 4. wall-paper, s. Paper-hangings. wall-pellitory, s . [PELLITORY, (2).] wall-pennywort, s . IMG:content-0635.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0636.jpg:[blocks in formation] -Encyc. Brit. (ed. 9th), xiii. 840. Wal-lăch, s. [WALL A CHIA.] A Wall a chi an; the language spoken by the Wall a chi ans. Wal-lăch-i-an, a . & s. [See def.] A. As adj .: Of or pertaining to Wall a chia, its language, or inhabitants. B. As substantive : 1. A native or inhabitant of Wall a chia. 2. The language spoken by the Wall a chi ans: that dialect of the Romance languages spoken in Wall a chia and Moldavia. Wall a chi an-sheep, s . Zool .: A variety of Ovis aries , remarkable for the enormous development of its horns, which resemble those of the Koodoo. The fleece is composed of a soft woolly undercoat, covered with and protected by long drooping hair. Natives of Western Asia and the adjacent portions of Europe; common in Wall a chia, Hungary, and Crete. Called also the Cretan sheep. -wal-lah, suffix . [Hind., Mahratta, .] The agent in doing anything, as Ghodiwalla or Ghori wallah =a horse-keeper, one who looks after a horse; Competition- wallah , one who has succeeded in a competitive examination. ( Anglo - Indian . ) wal-la-roô, s. [Native Australian word.] Zool .: The name applied in Australia to various species of kangaroo. walled, adj. [Eng. wall (1), s.; -ed.] Provided with a wall or walls; inclosed or fortified with walls; fortified. "The cities are great, and walled up to heaven."-Deuteronomy i. 28. walled-area, s. Metall.: An ore-roasting space inclosed by three walls, or by four, with the exception of a doorway. sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f.