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‚ Moifs peach. Solanum }ycopersicum. 
Wolfs teeth. A horfe is faid to have Wolfs- 
- teeth, when the teeth grow in fuch a manner, 
that their points prick or wound either the 
 tongue or gumsfin eating. 
Wolverene. Ursus luscus. 
Womb. Matrix. 
 Wontling. The young of any cattle. 
fition; b) A plantation compofed both of 
trees and underwood, covering a confide. 
rable place. 
Wood. Lignum:; 
Wood of life. Guaiacum. 
- Wood anemione. Anemone nemorosa &c, 
Wood ant. The termite. 
Wood baboon. Simia papio sylvicola, 
Wood beeile., Leptura. 
Wood betony. Pedicularis canadensis. 
Woodbind; Woodbine. a) Lonicera periclymenum; 
b) Ipomoea. 
# Woocchat. Lanius--- nhe 
- Wood chıck. Urfi velMuftelae fpecies; Isafmall 
animal, which burrows in the earth; Itis 
generally fat to ee and its flefh is 
palatable food. Belknap hiflory of New-Hamp- 
fhire. 
Moodcock. a) Tetrao urogallus; b) Scolopax 
rusticola. 
" Woodcock apple. 
Woodcock [hell. Buccinum perdix. 
„Wood cracker. The nut hatch. 
Wood crow. Corvus eremita. 
‘ Wood digger. Blatta minor fusca &c. Brosn. 
Wood dipper. Bulla lignaria. 
Wood.dove. Columba oenas. 
Wood germander. Teucrium scorodonia. 
Wood grous. Tetrao urogallus. 
Wood horfe-tail. Equisetum sylvaticum, 
Wood jack. Arttomys monax: ” 
Wood lady. Papilio cardamines. 
"Wood lark. Alauda arborea. 
Wood leopard moth. Phalaena zsculi. 
Wood loufe, a) Oniscus asellus; b) Termes, 
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Wood. a) All trees and fhrubs in whatever difpo- 
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Mood millet« gra/s. The reed bent. 
Wood peaje. . Orobus tuberosus. 
Mood pecker. Picus. 
Wood pe'ran. Tantalus loculator. 
Wood ziercer. Pholas pusilla. 
Wood pimpernel. Lysimachia nemorum 
Wood guefl. The ftockdove. 
Weod reed-grafs. Arundo calamagrostis. 
Wood roof. -Asperula. x 
Mood rufk. Juncus pilosus. 
Wood fage. Teucrium scorodonia. 
Wood flave. Lacerta sputator. 
Wood forrel. Oxalis. 
Wood /pite. Picus viridis. 
Wood tick. Acarus americanus. 
Woodtin. Stannum’ealeiforme fihrosum. 
Wood vetch. a) Orobus sylvaticus; b) Viciasyl. 
vatica &c. E 
MWoodwaxen; Woodwe/h. Genista tinktoria. 
Woody. Lignosus; Ligneus. 
Woofe. The fea wolf. 
Mool. Lana. 
Woolianeeg. The black cat, fo called by the 
Indians. Wiläans'hifiory of Permont, 1794. 
Woolly. Lanatus. 
Woollyifh. Sublanatus. 
Woolly plant. Corymbium. 
IWoolly thifile. Onopordon acanthium, 
MWop. The wafp. 
World’s eye. Oculus mundi, 
Working bee. Operatrix (s.v Apis). 
Working ox. Ein Pflugochs, Ziehochs. 
Worm. a) Vermis; b) Eruca; Larva. 
Worm-bark tree. Geoflrea inermis. 
Worm-caten. Cariosus. 
Worm eater.- Motacilla vermivora. 
Worm gra’s. Spigelia anthelmia. 
Wormfeed. a) Chenopodium anthelminticum; 
b) Artemisia judaica. 
Worm fheil; Worm tuhe. Serpula. 
Wormwwood. a) Artemisia absinthium; b) Parthe- 
nium. j 
Wormwood fage. A variety of the common fage. 
Worn out; Worn of. Obsoletus; Detritus. 
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