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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 32
1. Ord. Lang.: Gin. ( Slang .) 2. Entom .: Stilpnotia salic is , one of the Liparide. Wings satiny-white, somewhat transparent; expansion of wings, two inches. Larva whitish, tubercled, feeding on poplars and willows. white-shafted fantail, s. Ornith.: Rhipidura albiscapa. white-shark, s. Ichthy.: Car char i as vulgar is , one of the largest and most formidable of the family. It is a native IMG:content-0860.png:[blocks in formation] 1. A European Night Moth, Dianthæcia alb i macula. Fore wings smoky black, tinged with olive, and with black and white markings. The caterpillar feeds on Silene nutans . 2. A European Moth, Ennychia octomaculata . Found in recently cleared places in woods. white-spotted pinion, s. Entom.: A European Night-moth, Cosmia difinis . Fore wings reddish brown; hind wings grayish brown, fringed. The caterpillar feeds on elm. white-spotted pug, s. Entom.: A European Geometer Moth, Eupithecia albipunctata. Wings brown speckled with a darker color. The caterpillar feeds on the blo oms of Angelica sylvestris and Heracleum sphondylium . white-spruce, s. Bot.: Abies alba. [SPRUCE-FIR.] white-spur, s. Her.: A kind of esquire. ( Cowel .)
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