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Definition
Synonym
Raphiab�lb�l
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Raphiabülbül
m
ornith.
Swamp Palm Bulbul
Rafia-Palmen
pl
(Raphia) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
raffia palms (botanical genus)
Raphiabülbül
m
ornith.
Swamp Palm Bulbul
Deutsche
Raphiab�lb�l Synonyme
Englische
Swamp Palm Bulbul Synonyme
swamp
baygall
be prodigal with
bind
bog
bottom
bottomland
bottoms
buffalo wallow
cascade
cataract
cesspool
cloaca
cloaca maxima
clutch
complication
crunch
deluge
dip
drain
drown
duck
dump
dunk
embarrassing position
embarrassment
engulf
everglade
fen
fenland
fine how-do-you-do
float
flood
flood the market
flow on
founder
garbage dump
glade
hell to pay
hobble
hog wallow
holm
hot water
how-do-you-do
imbroglio
immerse
inundate
jam
marais
marish
marsh
marshland
meadow
mere
mess
mire
mix
moor
moorland
morass
moss
mud
mud flat
overbrim
overburden
overcome
overdose
overequip
overflow
overfurnish
overlavish
overload
overprovender
overprovide
overprovision
overrun
oversell
overstock
oversupply
overtax
overwhelm
parlous straits
pass
peat bog
pickle
pinch
plight
pour on
pour out
pour over
predicament
pretty pass
pretty pickle
pretty predicament
purgatory
quag
quagmire
quicksand
rain
run over
salt marsh
scrape
scuttle
septic tank
sewer
shaking
sink
slob land
slop
slosh
slough
sluice
snow under
sough
spill
spill out
spill over
spot
squeeze
stew
sticky wicket
strait
straits
submerge
sump
swale
swampland
sweep
taiga
tight spot
tight squeeze
tightrope
tricky spot
unholy mess
view
wallow
wash
whelm
swamped
afloat
aground
at flood
awash
bathed
castaway
deluged
dipped
drenched
dribbling
dripping
dripping wet
drowned
engulfed
flooded
foundered
grounded
high and dry
immersed
in spate
inflood
inundated
macerated
marooned
on the rocks
oozing
overflowed
overwhelmed
permeated
saturated
seeping
set fast
shipwrecked
soaked
soaking
soaking wet
soaky
sodden
soggy
sopping
sopping wet
soppy
soused
steeped
stranded
stuck
stuck fast
submerged
submersed
swept
washed
water-washed
waterlogged
watersoaked
weeping
weltering
whelmed
wrecked
wringing wet
swampy
boggish
boggy
damp
dampish
dank
dewy
fenny
humid
marish
marshy
mirish
miry
moist
moorish
moory
muddy
muggy
paludal
paludous
poachy
quaggy
quagmiry
rainy
roric
roriferous
spouty
sticky
swampish
tacky
uliginous
undried
wet
wettish
Raphiab�lb�l Definition
Bulbul
(
n.
)
The
Persian
nightingale
(Pycnonotus
jocosus).
The
name
is
also
applied
to
several
other
Asiatic
singing
birds,
of
the
family
Timaliidae.
The
green
bulbuls
belong
to
the
Chloropsis
and
allied
genera.
Coco
palm
(
)
See
Cocoa.
Cocoa
palm
(
)
A
palm
tree
producing
the
cocoanut
(Cocos
nucifera).
It
grows
in
nearly
all
tropical
countries,
attaining
a
height
of
sixty
or
eighty
feet.
The
trunk
is
without
branches,
and
has
a
tuft
of
leaves
at
the
top,
each
being
fifteen
or
twenty
feet
in
length,
and
at
the
base
of
these
the
nuts
hang
in
clusters
Doom
palm
(
)
A
species
of
palm
tree
(Hyphaene
Thebaica),
highly
valued
for
the
fibrous
pulp
of
its
fruit,
which
has
the
flavor
of
gingerbread,
and
is
largely
eaten
in
Egypt
and
Abyssinia.
Doum
palm
(
)
See
Doom
palm.
Fan
palm
(
)
Any
palm
tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves
Grugru
palm
(
)
A
West
Indian
name
for
several
kinds
of
palm.
See
Macaw
tree,
under
Macaw.
Ita
palm
(
)
A
magnificent
species
of
palm
(Mauritia
flexuosa),
growing
near
the
Orinoco.
The
natives
eat
its
fruit
and
buds,
drink
its
sap,
and
make
thread
and
cord
from
its
fiber.
Jagua
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
(Maximiliana
regia),
having
immense
spathes
which
are
used
for
baskets
and
tubs.
Jupati
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
tree
(Raphia
taedigera),
used
by
the
natives
for
many
purposes.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
inner
and
somewhat
concave
part
of
the
hand
between
the
bases
of
the
fingers
and
the
wrist.
Palm
(
n.
)
A
lineal
measure
equal
either
to
the
breadth
of
the
hand
or
to
its
length
from
the
wrist
to
the
ends
of
the
fingers
Palm
(
n.
)
A
metallic
disk,
attached
to
a
strap,
and
worn
the
palm
of
the
hand,
--
used
to
push
the
needle
through
the
canvas,
in
sewing
sails,
etc.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
broad
flattened
part
of
an
antler,
as
of
a
full-grown
fallow
deer
Palm
(
n.
)
The
flat
inner
face
of
an
anchor
fluke.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
endogenous
tree
of
the
order
Palmae
or
Palmaceae
Palm
(
n.
)
A
branch
or
leaf
of
the
palm,
anciently
borne
or
worn
as
a
symbol
of
victory
or
rejoicing.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
symbol
or
token
of
superiority,
success,
or
triumph
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
handle.
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
manipulate
with,
or
conceal
in,
the
palm
of
the
hand
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
by
fraud,
as
by
sleight
of
hand
Palm
Sunday
(
)
The
Sunday
next
before
Easter
Swamp
(
n.
)
Wet,
spongy
land
Swamp
(
v.
t.)
To
plunge
or
sink
into
a
swamp.
Swamp
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
(a
boat)
to
become
filled
with
water
Swamp
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
plunge
into
difficulties
and
perils
Swamp
(
v.
i.)
To
sink
or
stick
in
a
swamp
Swamp
(
v.
i.)
To
become
filled
with
water,
as
a
boat
Swamp Palm Bulbul Bedeutung
swamp
sparrow
Melospiza
georgiana
North
American
finch
of
marshy
area
bulbul
nightingale
spoken
of
in
Persian
poetry
banded
palm
civet
Hemigalus
hardwickii
an
East
Indian
civet
palm
cat
palm
civet
spotted
or
striped
arboreal
civet
of
southeast
Asia
and
East
Indies
swamp
rabbit
canecutter
swamp
hare
Sylvilagus
aquaticus
a
wood
rabbit
of
southeastern
United
States
swamps
and
lowlands
marsh
hare
swamp
rabbit
Sylvilagus
palustris
a
wood
rabbit
of
marshy
coastal
areas
from
North
Carolina
to
Florida
swamp
buggy
marsh
buggy
an
amphibious
vehicle
typically
having
four-wheel
drive
and
a
raised
body
palm
thenar
the
inner
surface
of
the
hand
from
the
wrist
to
the
base
of
the
fingers
palmistry
palm
reading
chiromancy
chirology
telling
fortunes
by
lines
on
the
palm
of
the
hand
decoration
laurel
wreath
medal
medallion
palm
ribbon
an
award
for
winning
a
championship
or
commemorating
some
other
event
palm
oil
oil
from
nuts
of
oil
palms
especially
the
African
oil
palm
Palm
Beach
a
resort
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
an
island
on
the
Atlantic
coast
West
Palm
Beach
a
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
the
mainland
opposite
Palm
Beach,
founded
as
a
commercial
center
for
Palm
Beach
Okefenokee
Swamp
a
large
swampy
area
of
northeast
Florida
and
southeast
Georgia
swamp
swampland
b
low
land
that
is
seasonally
flooded,
has
more
woody
plants
than
a
marsh
and
better
drainage
than
a
bog
sago
palm
Cycas
revoluta
dwarf
palmlike
cycad
of
Japan
that
yields
sago
false
sago
fern
palm
Cycas
circinalis
southeastern
Indian
cycad
with
palmlike
foliage
swamp
pine
any
of
several
pines
that
prefer
or
endure
moist
situations
such
as
loblolly
pine
or
longleaf
pine
bald
cypress
swamp
cypress
pond
bald
cypress
southern
cypress
Taxodium
distichum
common
cypress
of
southeastern
United
States
having
trunk
expanded
at
base,
found
in
coastal
swamps
and
flooding
river
bottoms
Montezuma
cypress
Mexican
swamp
cypress
Taxodium
mucronatum
cypress
of
river
valleys
of
Mexican
highlands
sweet
bay
swamp
bay
swamp
laurel
Magnolia
virginiana
shrub
or
small
tree
having
rather
small
fragrant
white
flowers,
abundant
in
southeastern
United
States
bayberry
candleberry
swamp
candleberry
waxberry
Myrica
pensylvanica
deciduous
aromatic
shrub
of
eastern
North
America
with
grey-green
waxoated
berries
devil's
tongue
snake
palm
umbrella
arum
Amorphophallus
rivieri
foul-smelling
somewhat
fleshy
tropical
plant
of
southeastern
Asia
cultivated
for
its
edible
corms
or
in
the
greenhouse
for
its
large
leaves
and
showy
dark
red
spathe
surrounding
a
large
spadix
swamp
sunflower
Helianthus
angustifolius
sunflower
of
eastern
North
America
having
narrow
leaves
and
found
in
bogs
swamp
candles
Lysimachia
terrestris
North
American
plant
with
spikes
of
yellow
flowers,
found
in
wet
places
rose
mallow
swamp
mallow
common
rose
mallow
swamp
rose
mallow
Hibiscus
moscheutos
showy
shrub
of
salt
marshes
of
the
eastern
United
States
having
large
roseolored
flowers
swamp
laurel
bog
laurel
bog
kalmia
Kalmia
polifolia
laurel
of
bogs
of
northwestern
United
States
having
small
purple
flowers
and
pale
leaves
that
are
glaucous
beneath
swamp
azalea
swamp
honeysuckle
white
honeysuckle
Rhododendron
viscosum
shrub
growing
in
swamps
throughout
the
eastern
United
States
and
having
small
white
to
pinkish
flowers
resembling
honeysuckle
high-bush
blueberry
tall
bilberry
swamp
blueberry
Vaccinium
corymbosum
high-growing
deciduous
shrub
of
eastern
North
America
bearing
edible
blueish
to
blackish
berries
with
a
distinct
bloom,
source
of
most
cultivated
blueberries
swamp
white
oak
swamp
oak
Quercus
bicolor
large
deciduous
oak
of
the
eastern
United
States
with
a
flaky
bark
and
leaves
that
have
fewer
lobes
than
other
white
oaks,
yields
heavy
strong
wood
used
in
construction,
thrives
in
wet
soil
southern
red
oak
swamp
red
oak
turkey
oak
Quercus
falcata
large
round-topped
deciduous
tree
with
spreading
branches
having
narrow
falcate
leaves
with
deeply
sinuate
lobes
and
wood
similar
to
that
of
northern
red
oaks,
New
Jersey
to
Illinois
and
southward
swamp
chestnut
oak
Quercus
michauxii
medium
to
large
deciduous
tree
of
moist
areas
of
southeastern
United
States
similar
to
the
basket
oak
pin
oak
swamp
oak
Quercus
palustris
fast-growing
medium
to
large
pyramidal
deciduous
tree
of
northeastern
United
States
and
southeastern
Canada
having
deeply
pinnatifid
leaves
that
turn
bright
red
in
autumn,
thrives
in
damp
soil
swamp
birch
water
birch
mountain
birch
Western
paper
birch
Western
birch
Betula
fontinalis
birch
of
western
United
States
resembling
the
paper
birch
but
having
brownish
bark
swamp
ash
Fraxinus
caroliniana
small
ash
of
swampy
areas
of
southeastern
United
States
bitternut
bitternut
hickory
bitter
hickory
bitter
pignut
swamp
hickory
Carya
cordiformis
hickory
of
the
eastern
United
States
having
a
leaves
with
or
leaflets
and
thin-shelled
very
bitter
nuts
mountain
swamp
gum
Eucalyptus
camphora
medium-sized
swamp
gum
of
New
South
Wales
and
Victoria
swamp
gum
Eucalypt
ovata
medium-sized
tree
of
southern
Australia
governor's
plum
governor
plum
Madagascar
plum
ramontchi
batoko
palm
Flacourtia
indica
small
shrubby
tree
of
Madagascar
cultivated
in
tropical
regions
as
a
hedge
plant
and
for
its
deep
red
acid
fruits
resembling
small
plums
Adam's
needle
Adam's
needle-and-thread
spoonleaf
yucca
needle
palm
Yucca
filamentosa
yucca
with
long
stiff
leaves
having
filamentlike
appendages
water
locust
swamp
locust
Gleditsia
aquatica
honey
locust
of
swamps
and
bottomlands
of
southern
United
States
having
short
oval
pods,
yields
dark
heavy
wood
swamp
oak
Viminaria
juncea
Viminaria
denudata
Australian
leafless
shrub
resembling
broom
and
having
small
yellow
flowers
Palmae
family
Palmae
Palmaceae
family
Palmaceae
Arecaceae
family
Arecaceae
palm
family
chiefly
tropical
trees
and
shrubs
and
vines
usually
having
a
tall
columnar
trunk
bearing
a
crown
of
very
large
leaves,
coextensive
with
the
order
Palmales
palm
palm
tree
any
plant
of
the
family
Palmae
having
an
unbranched
trunk
crowned
by
large
pinnate
or
palmate
leaves
sago
palm
any
of
various
tropical
Asian
palm
trees
the
trunks
of
which
yield
sago
feather
palm
palm
having
pinnate
or
featherlike
leaves
fan
palm
palm
having
palmate
or
fan-shaped
leaves
coyol
coyol
palm
Acrocomia
vinifera
tropical
American
palm
having
edible
nuts
and
yielding
a
useful
fiber
grugru
gri-gri
grugru
palm
macamba
Acrocomia
aculeata
tropical
American
feather
palm
having
a
swollen
spiny
trunk
and
edible
nuts
betel
palm
Areca
catechu
southeastern
Asian
palm
bearing
betel
nuts
(scarlet
or
orange
single-seeded
fruit
with
a
fibrous
husk)
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