shade fish (shadfish)

[Tr. of L. umbra, shade.] A book-name of the maigre. shadeful (shad'ful), a. [ The eastern Avon vaunts, and doth upon her take To be the only child of shadeful Savernake. Drayton, Polyolbion, iii. 78. IMG:content-0765.png:[blocks in formation] 1. An abun shad-flower (shad'flou"ér), n. dant low herb like a miniature sweet aly um, blooming when the shad appear in the rivers; the whitlow-gra , Erophila vulgar is , better known as Draba verna . [Local, U. S.] -2. Same as shad - bush . shad-fly (shad'fli), n. An insect which appears when shad are running; a May-fly; a day-fly. The name is given to various Phryganeida, Perlidæ, and especially phone . The shared word day- fly . shad-frog (shad'frog), n. A sort of frog, Rana halecina , of the United States, so called because it becomes active in the spring at the same time that shad begin to run. It is a large, handsome, and very agile frog, able to jump 8 or 10 feet. shad-hatcher (shad'hacher), n. One who en- Pal in gen i a bilineata. See cuts caddis - worm and gages in the artificial propagation of shad. shadily (sha'di-li), adv . In a shady manner; Sa umbrageously. shadine (sha-dēn'), n. [ sardinel .] The menhaden, prepared and put up in oil like the sardine. Also called American sardine .