lagenIform

[Lat. lagena =aflask, a bottle, and form a shape.] Bot.: Having the shape or form of a Florence flask. la-ģē-nō-rhynchus, s. [Gr. lagēnos a flask, a flagon, and rhungchos =a snout.] Zool.: A genus of Delphin ide. The beak of the upper jaw keeled on each side, the lower jaw with two or three small, conical, rudimentary teeth in the middle of each side. Lagenorhynchus leuco pleurus, the Delphin us tursio of Knox, occurs in Orkney and the Northern Ocean generally. L. albirostris is the White-beaked Bottlenose. It has been taken on the coast of Norfolk, England. lager, s. [German=a store.) (See the compounds.)