daisy star

Bel lid i a strum, a genus of plants. *dā-ker (1), *dakir, *dakyr, s. [Lat. decuria, from decem =ten.] A term used in old English statutes for the twentieth part of a last of hiles: each last containing twenty dakirs, and each dakir But by Statute James 1., c. xxxiii., one lan to nid est twelve dozen. ( Blount.) [DICKER.] creciar =the daker-hen.] [DAKER-HEN.] da-ker (2), s. [Apparently a corruption of Wel. daker-hen, s. Ornith.: The Landrail or Corncrake (q. v.). dăk-o-sau-ros, s . [Gr. dakosa noxious or poisonous animal; sauros =a lizard.] Palæont .: A genus of Amphicœlian Crocodiles, confined altogether to the Mesozoic period, ranging from the Lias to the Chalk.