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bovine
related to cows
equine
related to horses
canine
related to dogs
feline
related to cats
amphibian
animals that lives on both land and in water
reptilian
related to reptiles
mammalian
related to mammals
aquatic
growing or living in water
nocturnal
active in the night
marsupial
a mammal that carries its young in a pouch
mongrel
an animal or plant of mixed breed
primate
any of the highest order of mammals
pachyderm
a thick skinned animal
stampede
a sudden
vermin
small animals that are troublesome or destructive
carnivore
an animal that feeds chiefly on flesh
herbivore
an animal that feeds on grass or other plants
omnivore
an animal that feeds on both plants and flesh
fauna
all the animal life in a particular region or period
mare
a female horse or donkey especially when mature
simian
apelike or monkeylike
elk
a moose
hound
a dog used for hunting
emu
a large Australian long-legged flightless bird and is related to and resembling the ostrich and the cassowary
ostrich
a fast-running African flightless bird with two-toed feet; largest living bird
penguin
a short-legged flightless bird of cold southern especially Antarctic regions having webbed feet and wings modified as flippers
drove
a group of animals of one kind moving together especially sheep
pounce
to jump suddenly and seize something
prowl
to secretly and slowly hunt for something to eat or steal
stalk
to follow quietly and secretly
soar
to fly at a great height; to increase rapidly
trot
of a horse to move in a manner faster than a walk but slower than a canter or gallop
canter
a gentle gallop; of a horse to move faster than a trot but slower a gallop
gallop
of a horse to move at the fastest pace
fodder
coarse food for horses
forage
animal food for browsing or grazing; to search for food
saddle
a seat for a rider on a horse's back
bridle
a head harness for guiding a horse
bristle
a short
down
fine
lanugo
a covering of fine
scale
thin
fin
one of the winglike or paddlelike parts of a fish
gill
one of the openings on the side of a fish's head through which it breathes
flipper
a wide flat limb of seals
fang
the long pointed tooth of a poisonous snake through which poison is injected; the canine tooth of a meat-eating mammal
talon
the claw of an animal especially a bird of prey
antler
branched
venison
the flesh of a deer
veal
the flesh of a young calf
ethos
basic character or the fundamental beliefs of a person
code
set of fundamental principle
podiatry
the study and treatment of ailments of the human foot
pediatrics
the branch of medicine dealing with children
pharmacy
profession of preparing and dispensing drugs and medication
anthropology
the science of man
archaeology
the scientific study of the people
astrology
the study of the stars
astronomy
the science of the sun
biology
the science of living things
botany
the science and study of plants and plant life
cardiology
the study of the heart
cartography
the making or study of maps or charts
entomology
branch of zoology that deals with insects
etymology
the study dealing with the origin and history of words
genealogy
study of the history and origin of family
geography
the study of the earth's surface
geology
the science that deals with the earth's crust
ideology
a system of social or political ideas
meteorology
the science dealing with the atmosphere and the weather
oceanography
the branch of physical geography dealing with oceans
optometry
profession of examining the eyes
ornithology
the study of birds
paleontology
the science of the forms of life existing in prehistoric times
pathology
the branch of medicine that deals with the nature of disease
philology
the study of language
philosophy
the study of the truth or principles if all real knowledge
physiology
the science dealing with the normal functions of living things or their parts
psychology
the science of the mind
seismology
the scientific study of earthquakes
sociology
the study of the nature
tautology
needless repetition of the same sense in different word
taxonomy
the branch of science dealing with classification
theology
the study of religion
topography
the science of making an accurate and detailed description or drawing of places or their surface features
zoology
the science and study of animals and animal life
limerick
humorous poem
prose
ordinary speech or writing with out metrical structure
serenade
music given to honor or express love for someone
medley
musical arrangement of several melodies
lullaby
song used to soothe a child to sleep
elegy
a sad song or poem to lament the dead
refrain
phrase or verse repeated at intervals throughout a song or poem
requiem
a mass for a deceased person; a hymn
sonnet
a 14 line poetic verse form with a fixed rhyme pattern
syntax
way in which words and other elements are arranged to form
alliteration
poetic device using two or more words with the same first consonant sounds
sonata
instrumental musical composition consisting of several movements
incantation
magical use of words
decibel
unit of measuring sound
postscript
end of letter
anthology
collection of literary pieces
preamble
a preliminary statement
score
a written copy of a document
epilogue
section that appears at the end of a book
footnote
a note of comment or reference at the bottom of a page of a book
onomatopoeia
use of words that imitate sounds associated with objects
malapropism
a ludicrous misuse of words that sound alike
epistle
a formal letter
libretto
the text of a dramatic musical work
aria
a solo vocal piece with instrumental accompaniment
ode
a lyric poem
movement
a principal division of a symphony
tome
a very thick book
foreword
a preface or introductory note in a book
cant
insincere speech
anecdote
a short account of a humorous or revealing incident
aphorism
a brief
abstract
summary
farce
broad satirical comedy
burlesque
a ludicrous
interlude
intermission of a performance
prelude
an introductory performance
cadence
rhythm; the rise and fall of sounds
caricature
a portrait or description that is purposely distorted or exaggerated
chronicle
a record of events in order of time
axiom
a self evident truth; a widely accepted saying
almanac
a yearly calendar with detailed information on matters like anniversaries and phases of the moon n. 历书
thesaurus
a book containing lists of synonyms and related words n. 辞典
glossary
an alphabetical list of technical or specialist words in a book
perennial
lasting through the whole year
flurry
a light fall of rain or snow
hillock
a small hill
irrigate
to supply land with water
clod
earth; soil
archipelago
a group of many islands
arboreal
living in or among trees
conflagration
a big and destructive fire
deluge
a great flood
nursery
a piece of ground where young trees are raised for sale
agrarian
having to do with farming land
arable
suitable for producing crops which require plowing
flora
flowers of a particular region or time
fallow
plowed but not seeded for a season or two
foliage
the leaves of a plant
quagmire
soft
subterranean
beneath the earth's surface
zephyr
any soft
verdant
covered with green plants
stellar
coming from or having to do with stars
aqueduct
an artificial channel of large pipe for bringing water from a distance
torrid
very hot
thicket
group of shrubs
glade
an open space surrounded by woods
constellation
a named group of stars; a group of people or things
galaxy
a very large group of stars; a large group of famous
gravel
a mixture of rock fragments and pebbles that is coarser than sand
pebble
a small smooth rounded stone
boulder
a large smooth rounded mass of rock shaped by erosion
igneous
relating to rocks or minerals formed by the cooling and hardening of magma or molten
shale
a flaky sedimentary rock formed by compression of successive layers of clay
lava
molten rock discharged by volcanoes
graphite
a soft black form of carbon used in pencils and in some nuclear reactors
lime
the white substance left after heating limestone
cement
a fine grey powder made of limestone and clay
granite
a very hard rock consisting of quartz and feldspars that is widely used for building
marble
a hard limestone rock
jade
an ornamental semiprecious stone
gem
a precious stone used for decoration
diamond
a very hard
adamant
very hard native crystalline carbon precious stone; determined or insistent
rhinestone
a colorless artificial diamond made of glass
ruby
a deep red transparent precious stone
emerald
a green transparent precious stone
amber
a yellow translucent fossilized resin
topaz
a hard glassy yellow
sapphire
a transparent blue precious stone
amethyst
a purple or violet transparent precious stone
opal
a milky white or blue-white precious stone with shimmering changing reflections
turquoise
a greenish-blue precious stone
the tool used by surgeon
scalpel
the tool used by barber
razor
the tool used by dentist
drill
the tool used by potter
kiln
the tool used by carpenter
saw/plane/hammer
the tool used by butcher
cleaver ( cleave= cut/ split )
the tool used by artist
brush/ palette
the tool used by cobbler
awl
the product made by potter
pot
the product made by cobbler
shoes
the product made by cartographer
map
the product made by choreographer
dance
the product made by composer
score
poem
is made up of stanzas
play
is made up of scenes / acts
symphony
is made up of movements
musical scale
is made up of notes
glacier
is made up of ice
deck/pack
is made up of card
galaxy
is made up of stars
lexicon
is made up of words
anthology
is made up of works
congregation
is made up of worshipper
orchestra
is made up of musicians
molecule
is made up of atoms
cast
is made up of actors
medley
is made up of songs
collage
is made up of pictures
mosaic
is made up of tiles
tapestry
is made up of threads
ladder
is made up of steps
chain
is made up of links
fathom
a unit of depth
lumen
a unit of brightness
decibel
a unit of volume
liter/gallon/quart /pint
a unit of volume
pound
a unit of weight
gram
a unit of mass
carat
a unit of diamond
calories
a unit of heat
caterpillar
a young moth or butterfly
cub
a young fox/bear/wolf/lion
joey
a young kangaroo
tadpole/ pollywog
a young frog
piglet
a young pig
cygnet
a young swan
sapling
a young tree
school
a group of fish
flock
a group of birds/sheep
gaggle
a group of geese
pack
a group of wolves
pride
a group of lions
swarm
a group of bees/insects/ wasps/ bumblebee
colony
a group of ants
herd
a group of pigs / horses / cows/ sheep
stampede
a group of frightened animals (horses or cattle)
croak
the name given to the sound made by a frog or a crow
quack
the name given to the sound made by a duck
moo/low
the name given to the sound made by a cow or bull
whinny
the name given to the sound made by a horse
meow
the name given to the sound made by a cat
bark/yelp
the name given to the sound made by a dog
bray
the name given to the sound made by a donkey
bleat
the name given to the sound made by a sheep
巫师:女巫
warlock:witch /sorcerer:sorceress /enchanter:enchantress
家长,元老:女家长,女元老
patriarch:matriarch
公牛:母牛:小牛
bull: cow: calf
公绵羊:母绵羊:小绵羊
ram: ewe: lamb
公山羊: 母山羊: 小山羊
he-goat/buck: she-goat: goatling/ kid
公马:母马:小马
stallion: mare: pony/foal/colt
公鹿: 母鹿:小鹿
stag/buck: doe: fawn
公猪:母猪:小猪
boar: sow: piglet
公兔: 母兔: 小兔子
buck: doe: bunny
公天鹅:母天鹅:小天鹅
cob: pen: cygnet
雄鹅: 母鹅: 小鹅
gander: goose: gosling
公鸡: 母鸡: 小鸡
Rooster/cock: hen: chick/chicken
公鸭: 母鸭: 小鸭子
drake: duck: duckling
the place for volleyball/basketball/tennis
court
the place for bowling
alley / lane
the place for baseball
diamond/ field/ ball park
the place for hockey
rink
the place for golf
course
coop
a cage or enclosure for poultry or small animals笼子;鸡笼
hutch
a box or cage for small animals such as rabbits (饲养小动物的)笼,箱
den
the home of a wild animal; lair 兽穴,兽窟
lair
the resting place of a wild animal兽穴,兽巢
kennel
a house for a dog or dogs狗舍
stable
a house for a horse or horses马棚,牛棚
hive
a house or box for bees to live in蜂房
aviary
an enclosure or a large cage for keeping birds鸟类饲养场
apiary
a place for keeping a number of beehives养蜂场
corral
an enclosure for cattle or horses 畜栏
terrarium
an enclosure for keeping small land animals陆地动物饲养所
aquarium
a tank
nursery
a place that helps grow plants or raise animals饲养场,苗圃
bark
the outer covering of tree
peel/ rind
the outer covering of fruit
husk
the outer covering of corn
pod
the outer covering of pea
crust
the outer covering of bread
shell
the outer covering of nut/shellfish/egg
shuck
the outer covering of shellfish /oyster
skin/ hide
the outer covering of animal
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2010-12-11T12:34:57Z
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