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Definition
Synonym
Schwarzgesicht Schwalbenstar
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schwarzgesicht-Schwalbenstar
m
ornith.
Black-faced Wood Swallow
Schwarzgesicht-Scheidenschnabel
m
ornith.
Black-faced Sheathbill
Schwarzgesicht-Raupenfänger
m
ornith.
Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike
Schwarzgesicht-Schwalbenstar
m
ornith.
Black-faced Wood Swallow
Weißbauch-Schwalbenstar
m
ornith.
White-breasted Wood Swallow
Weißrücken-Schwalbenstar
m
ornith.
White-backed Wood Swallow
Weißbrauen-Schwalbenstar
m
ornith.
White-browed Wood Swallow
Deutsche
Schwarzgesicht Schwalbenstar Synonyme
Englische
Black-faced Wood Swallow Synonyme
Schwarzgesicht Schwalbenstar Definition
Aloes
wood
(
)
See
Agalloch.
Amboyna
wood
(
)
A
beautiful
mottled
and
curled
wood,
used
in
cabinetwork.
It
is
obtained
from
the
Pterocarpus
Indicus
of
Amboyna,
Borneo,
etc.
Apple-faced
(
a.
)
Having
a
round,
broad
face,
like
an
apple.
Bald-faced
(
a.
)
Having
a
white
face
or
a
white
mark
on
the
face,
as
a
stag.
Bank
swallow
(
)
See
under
1st
Bank,
n.
Bell-faced
(
a.
)
Having
the
striking
surface
convex
Bethabara
wood
(
)
A
highly
elastic
wood,
used
for
fishing
rods,
etc.
The
tree
is
unknown,
but
it
is
thought
to
be
East
Indian.
Black
(
a.
)
Destitute
of
light,
or
incapable
of
reflecting
it
Black
(
a.
)
In
a
less
literal
sense:
Enveloped
or
shrouded
in
darkness
Black
(
a.
)
Fig.:
Dismal,
gloomy,
or
forbidding,
like
darkness
Black
(
a.
)
Expressing
menace,
or
discontent
Black
(
adv.
)
Sullenly
Black
(
n.
)
That
which
is
destitute
of
light
or
whiteness
Black
(
n.
)
A
black
pigment
or
dye.
Black
(
n.
)
A
negro
Black
(
n.
)
A
black
garment
or
dress
Black
(
n.
)
Mourning
garments
of
a
black
color
Black
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
thing
which
is
distinguished
from
the
rest
by
being
black.
Black
(
n.
)
A
stain
Black
(
a.
)
To
make
black
Black
(
a.
)
To
make
black
and
shining,
as
boots
or
a
stove,
by
applying
blacking
and
then
polishing
with
a
brush.
Black
art
(
)
The
art
practiced
by
conjurers
and
witches
Black-a-vised
(
a.
)
Dark-visaged
Black
bass
(
)
An
edible,
fresh-water
fish
of
the
United
States,
of
the
genus
Micropterus.
the
small-mouthed
kind
is
M.
dolomiei
Black
bass
(
)
The
sea
bass.
See
Blackfish,
3.
Black
book
(
)
One
of
several
books
of
a
political
character,
published
at
different
times
and
for
different
purposes
Black
book
(
)
A
book
compiled
in
the
twelfth
century,
containing
a
description
of
the
court
of
exchequer
of
England,
an
official
statement
of
the
revenues
of
the
crown,
etc.
Black
book
(
)
A
book
containing
details
of
the
enormities
practiced
in
the
English
monasteries
and
religious
houses,
compiled
by
order
of
their
visitors
under
Henry
VIII.,
to
hasten
their
dissolution.
Black
book
(
)
A
book
of
admiralty
law,
of
the
highest
authority,
compiled
in
the
reign
of
Edw.
III.
Black
book
(
)
A
book
kept
for
the
purpose
of
registering
the
names
of
persons
liable
to
censure
or
punishment,
as
in
the
English
universities,
or
the
English
armies.
Black
book
(
)
Any
book
which
treats
of
necromancy.
Black-browed
(
a.
)
Having
black
eyebrows.
Hence:
Gloomy
Black
death
(
)
A
pestilence
which
ravaged
Europe
and
Asia
in
the
fourteenth
century.
Black-eyed
(
a.
)
Having
black
eyes.
Black-faced
(
a.
)
Having
a
black,
dark,
or
gloomy
face
or
aspect.
Black
friar
(
)
A
friar
of
the
Dominican
order
Black-hearted
(
a.
)
Having
a
wicked,
malignant
disposition
Black
hole
(
)
A
dungeon
or
dark
cell
in
a
prison
Black-jack
(
n.
)
A
name
given
by
English
miners
to
sphalerite,
or
zinc
blende
Black-jack
(
n.
)
Caramel
or
burnt
sugar,
used
to
color
wines,
spirits,
ground
coffee,
etc.
Black-jack
(
n.
)
A
large
leather
vessel
for
beer,
etc.
Black-jack
(
n.
)
The
Quercus
nigra,
or
barren
oak.
Black-jack
(
n.
)
The
ensign
of
a
pirate.
Black
lead
(
)
Plumbago
Black
letter
(
)
The
old
English
or
Gothic
letter,
in
which
the
Early
English
manuscripts
were
written,
and
the
first
English
books
were
printed.
It
was
conspicuous
for
its
blackness.
See
Type.
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Written
or
printed
in
black
letter
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Given
to
the
study
of
books
in
black
letter
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
days
in
the
calendar
not
marked
with
red
letters
as
saints'
days.
Hence:
Unlucky
Black
Monday
(
)
Easter
Monday,
so
called
from
the
severity
of
that
day
in
1360,
which
was
so
unusual
that
many
of
Edward
III.'s
soldiers,
then
before
Paris,
died
from
the
cold.
Black
Monday
(
)
The
first
Monday
after
the
holidays
Black-faced Wood Swallow Bedeutung
swan
dive
swallow
dive
a
dive
in
which
the
diver
arches
the
back
with
arms
outstretched
before
entering
the
water
hearts
Black
Maria
a
form
of
whist
in
which
players
avoid
winning
tricks
containing
hearts
or
the
queen
of
spades
swallow
drink
deglutition
the
act
of
swallowing,
one
swallow
of
the
liquid
was
enough,
he
took
a
drink
of
his
beer
and
smacked
his
lips
black
operation
a
covert
operation
not
attributable
to
the
organization
carrying
it
out
black
market
an
illegal
market
in
which
goods
or
currencies
are
bought
and
sold
in
violation
of
rationing
or
controls
Battle
of
the
Marne
Belleau
Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Marne
River
a
World
War
I
battle
in
northwestern
France
where
the
Allies
defeated
the
Germans
in
bladderwrack
black
rockweed
bladder
fucus
tang
Fucus
vesiculosus
a
common
rockweed
used
in
preparing
kelp
and
as
manure
black
buffalo
Ictiobus
niger
fish
of
the
lower
Mississippi
pewee
peewee
peewit
pewit
wood
pewee
Contopus
virens
small
oliveolored
woodland
flycatchers
of
eastern
North
America
western
wood
pewee
Contopus
sordidulus
small
flycatcher
of
western
North
America
wood
thrush
Hylocichla
mustelina
large
thrush
common
in
eastern
American
woodlands,
noted
for
its
melodious
song
wood
warbler
Phylloscopus
sibilatrix
European
woodland
warbler
with
dull
yellow
plumage
New
World
warbler
wood
warbler
small
brightolored
American
songbird
with
a
weak
unmusical
song
swallow
small
long-winged
songbird
noted
for
swift
graceful
flight
and
the
regularity
of
its
migrations
barn
swallow
chimney
swallow
Hirundo
rustica
common
swallow
of
North
America
and
Europe
that
nests
in
barns
etc.
cliff
swallow
Hirundo
pyrrhonota
North
American
swallow
that
lives
in
colonies
and
builds
bottle-shaped
mud
nests
on
cliffs
and
walls
tree
swallow
tree
martin
Hirundo
nigricans
of
Australia
and
Polynesia,
nests
in
tree
cavities
white-bellied
swallow
tree
swallow
Iridoprocne
bicolor
bluish-green-and-white
North
American
swallow,
nests
in
tree
cavities
bank
martin
bank
swallow
sand
martin
Riparia
riparia
swallow
of
the
northern
hemisphere
that
nests
in
tunnels
dug
in
clay
or
sand
banks
wood
swallow
swallow
shrike
Australasian
and
Asiatic
bird
related
to
the
shrikes
and
resembling
a
swallow
black-fronted
bush
shrike
Chlorophoneus
nigrifrons
a
kind
of
bush
shrike
black
kite
Milvus
migrans
dark
Old
World
kite
feeding
chiefly
on
carrion
swallow-tailed
kite
swallow-tailed
hawk
Elanoides
forficatus
graceful
North
American
black-and-white
kite
black
vulture
Aegypius
monachus
of
southern
Eurasia
and
northern
Africa
black
vulture
carrion
crow
Coragyps
atratus
American
vulture
smaller
than
the
turkey
buzzard
wood-frog
wood
frog
Rana
sylvatica
wideanging
light-brown
frog
of
moist
North
American
woodlands
especially
spruce
blacksnake
black
racer
Coluber
constrictor
blackish
racer
of
the
eastern
United
States
that
grows
to
six
feet
black
rat
snake
blacksnake
pilot
blacksnake
mountain
blacksnake
Elaphe
obsoleta
large
harmless
shiny
black
North
American
snake
black-headed
snake
small
secretive
ground-living
snake,
found
from
central
United
States
to
Argentina
black-necked
cobra
spitting
cobra
Naja
nigricollis
aggressive
cobra
widely
distributed
in
Africa,
rarely
bites
but
spits
venom
that
may
cause
blindness
black
mamba
Dendroaspis
augusticeps
a
highly
venomous
southern
African
mamba
dreaded
because
of
its
quickness
and
readiness
to
bite
black
and
gold
garden
spider
Argiope
aurantia
a
widely
distributed
North
American
garden
spider
black
widow
Latrodectus
mactans
venomous
New
World
spider,
the
female
is
black
with
an
hourglass-shaped
red
mark
on
the
underside
of
the
abdomen
Ixodes
pacificus
western
black-legged
tick
a
tick
that
feeds
on
dusky-footed
wood
rat
and
bites
humans,
principal
vector
for
Lyme
disease
in
western
United
States
especially
northern
California
Ixodes
scapularis
black-legged
tick
parasitic
on
mice
of
genus
Peromyscus
and
bites
humans,
principal
vector
for
Lyme
disease
in
eastern
United
States
(especially
New
England),
northern
form
was
for
a
time
known
as
Ixodes
dammini
(deer
tick)
wood
tick
American
dog
tick
Dermacentor
variabilis
common
tick
that
can
transmit
Rocky
Mountain
spotted
fever
and
tularemia
black
grouse
grouse
of
which
the
male
is
bluish-black
European
black
grouse
heathfowl
Lyrurus
tetrix
large
northern
European
grouse
that
is
black
with
a
lyre-shaped
tail
Asian
black
grouse
Lyrurus
mlokosiewiczi
a
black
grouse
of
western
Asia
blackcock
black
cock
male
black
grouse
capercaillie
capercailzie
horse
of
the
wood
Tetrao
urogallus
large
black
Old
World
grouse
wood
pigeon
ringdove
cushat
Columba
palumbus
Eurasian
pigeon
with
white
patches
on
wings
and
neck
fairy
swallow
fancy
domestic
pigeon
having
blue-and-white
plumage
and
heavily
muffed
feet
black-billed
cuckoo
Coccyzus
erythropthalmus
North
American
cuckoo,
builds
a
nest
and
rears
its
own
young
wood
hoopoe
tropical
African
bird
having
metallic
blackish
plumage
but
no
crest
chimney
swift
chimney
swallow
Chateura
pelagica
American
swift
that
nests
in
e.g.
unused
chimneys
black
duck
Anas
rubripes
a
dusky
duck
of
northeastern
United
States
and
Canada
wood
duck
summer
duck
wood
widgeon
Aix
sponsa
showy
North
American
duck
that
nests
in
hollow
trees
wood
drake
male
wood
duck
black
swan
Cygnus
atratus
large
Australian
swan
having
black
plumage
and
a
red
bill
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