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Definition
Synonym
Riesending
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Riesending
n
ugs.
; Mordsding
n
ugs.
; Gigant
m
(von etw.)
Den Fisch den er gefangen hat war ein
Riesending
.
Das ist ein
Riesending
von (einer) Pflanze.
Es war ein Gigant von einem Schiff
whopper
coll.
; leviathan
poet.
(of sth.)
The fish he caught was a whopper.
That's a whopper of a plant.
It was a leviathan of a ship.
Riesending
n
; Mordsding
n
; Trumm
n
; ordentlicher Brocken
m
; Kaventsmann
m
Dt.
; Oschi
m
Mittelwestdt.
ugs.
; Gigant
m
(von etw.)
Den Fisch, den er gefangen hat, war ein
Riesending
.
Das ist ein
Riesending
von (einer) Pflanze.
Es war ein Gigant von einem Schiff
whopper
coll.
; leviathan
poet.
(of sth.)
The fish he caught was a whopper.
That's a whopper of a plant.
It was a leviathan of a ship.
Riesending
n
ugs.
; Mordsding
n
ugs.
; Gigant
m
(von etw.)
Den Fisch den er gefangen hat war ein
Riesending
.
Das ist ein
Riesending
von (einer) Pflanze.
Es war ein Gigant von einem Schiff
whopper
coll.
; leviathan
poet.
(of sth.)
The fish he caught was a whopper.
That's a whopper of a plant.
It was a leviathan of a ship.
Riesending
n
; Mordsding
n
; Trumm
n
; ordentlicher Brocken
m
; Kaventsmann
m
Dt.
; Oschi
m
Mittelwestdt.
ugs.
; Gigant
m
(von etw.)
Den Fisch, den er gefangen hat, war ein
Riesending
.
Das ist ein
Riesending
von (einer) Pflanze.
Es war ein Gigant von einem Schiff
whopper
coll.
; leviathan
poet.
(of sth.)
The fish he caught was a whopper.
That's a whopper of a plant.
It was a leviathan of a ship.
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Riesending Synonyme
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whopper ; leviathan Synonyme
Riesending Definition
Air
plant
(
)
A
plant
deriving
its
sustenance
from
the
air
alone
Amber
fish
(
)
A
fish
of
the
southern
Atlantic
coast
(Seriola
Carolinensis.)
Angel
fish
(
)
See
under
Angel.
Archer
fish
(
)
A
small
fish
(Toxotes
jaculator),
of
the
East
Indies
Balloon
fish
(
)
A
fish
of
the
genus
Diodon
or
the
genus
Tetraodon,
having
the
power
of
distending
its
body
by
taking
air
or
water
into
its
dilatable
esophagus.
See
Globefish,
and
Bur
fish.
Band
fish
(
)
A
small
red
fish
of
the
genus
Cepola
Barber
fish
(
)
See
Surgeon
fish.
Bellows
fish
(
)
A
European
fish
(Centriscus
scolopax),
distinguished
by
a
long
tubular
snout,
like
the
pipe
of
a
bellows
Bur
fish
(
)
A
spinose,
plectognath
fish
of
the
Allantic
coast
of
the
United
States
(esp.
Chilo
mycterus
geometricus)
having
the
power
of
distending
its
body
with
water
or
air,
so
as
to
resemble
a
chestnut
bur
Burgess-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
privilege
of
a
burgess.
Caught
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Catch
Caught
(
)
imp.
&
p.
p.
of
Catch.
Coll
(
v.
t.)
To
embrace.
Coral
fish
(
)
Any
bright-colored
fish
of
the
genera
Chaetodon,
Pomacentrus,
Apogon,
and
related
genera,
which
live
among
reef
corals.
-fish
(
pl.
)
of
Crayfish
Dove
plant
(
)
A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem
five
or
six
feet
high,
with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in
the
center
of
the
flower
resembles
a
dove
Fish
(
n.
)
A
counter,
used
in
various
games.
Fish
(
pl.
)
of
Fish
Fish
(
n.
)
A
name
loosely
applied
in
popular
usage
to
many
animals
of
diverse
characteristics,
living
in
the
water.
Fish
(
n.
)
An
oviparous,
vertebrate
animal
usually
having
fins
and
a
covering
scales
or
plates.
It
breathes
by
means
of
gills,
and
lives
almost
entirely
in
the
water.
See
Pisces.
Fish
(
n.
)
The
twelfth
sign
of
the
zodiac
Fish
(
n.
)
The
flesh
of
fish,
used
as
food.
Fish
(
n.
)
A
purchase
used
to
fish
the
anchor.
Fish
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
timber,
somewhat
in
the
form
of
a
fish,
used
to
strengthen
a
mast
or
yard.
Fish
(
v.
i.)
To
attempt
to
catch
fish
Fish
(
v.
i.)
To
seek
to
obtain
by
artifice,
or
indirectly
to
seek
to
draw
forth
Fish
(
v.
t.)
To
catch
Fish
(
v.
t.)
To
search
by
raking
or
sweeping.
Fish
(
v.
t.)
To
try
with
a
fishing
rod
Fish
(
v.
t.)
To
strengthen
(a
beam,
mast,
etc.),
or
unite
end
to
end
(two
timbers,
railroad
rails,
etc.)
by
bolting
a
plank,
timber,
or
plate
to
the
beam,
mast,
or
timbers,
lengthwise
on
one
or
both
sides.
See
Fish
joint,
under
Fish,
n.
Fish-bellied
(
a.
)
Bellying
or
swelling
out
on
the
under
side
Fish-block
(
n.
)
See
Fish-tackle.
Fish-tackle
(
n.
)
A
tackle
or
purchase
used
to
raise
the
flukes
of
the
anchor
up
to
the
gunwale.
The
block
used
is
called
the
fish-block.
Fish-tail
(
a.
)
Like
the
of
a
fish
Flax-plant
(
n.
)
A
plant
in
new
Zealand
(Phormium
tenax),
allied
to
the
lilies
and
aloes.
The
leaves
are
two
inches
wide
and
several
feet
long,
and
furnish
a
fiber
which
is
used
for
making
ropes,
mats,
and
coarse
cloth.
Fly-fish
(
v.
i.)
To
angle,
using
flies
for
bait.
Flying
fish
(
)
A
fish
which
is
able
to
leap
from
the
water,
and
fly
a
considerable
distance
by
means
of
its
large
and
long
pectoral
fins.
These
fishes
belong
to
several
species
of
the
genus
Exocoetus,
and
are
found
in
the
warmer
parts
of
all
the
oceans.
Gauger-ship
(
n.
)
The
office
of
a
gauger.
Half-fish
(
n.
)
A
salmon
in
its
fifth
year
of
growth.
High-churchman-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
a
high-churchman.
Hostess-ship
(
n.
)
The
character,
personality,
or
office
of
a
hostess.
Ice
plant
(
)
A
plant
(Mesembryanthemum
crystallinum),
sprinkled
with
pellucid,
watery
vesicles,
which
glisten
like
ice.
It
is
native
along
the
Mediterranean,
in
the
Canaries,
and
in
South
Africa.
Its
juice
is
said
to
be
demulcent
and
diuretic
Lance
fish
(
)
A
slender
marine
fish
of
the
genus
Ammodytes,
especially
Ammodytes
tobianus
of
the
English
coast
Leviathan
(
n.
)
An
aquatic
animal,
described
in
the
book
of
Job,
ch.
xli.,
and
mentioned
in
other
passages
of
Scripture.
Leviathan
(
n.
)
The
whale,
or
a
great
whale.
Light-ship
(
n.
)
A
vessel
carrying
at
the
masthead
a
brilliant
light,
and
moored
off
a
shoal
or
place
of
dangerous
navigation
as
a
guide
for
mariners.
Lode-ship
(
n.
)
An
old
name
for
a
pilot
boat.
Log-ship
(
n.
)
A
part
of
the
log.
See
Log-chip,
and
2d
Log,
n.,
2.
Margate
fish
(
)
A
sparoid
fish
(Diabasis
aurolineatus)
of
the
Gulf
of
Mexico,
esteemed
as
a
food
fish
Plant
(
n.
)
A
vegetable
whopper [coll.]; leviathan [poet.] (of sth.) / The fish he caught was a whopper. / Thats a whopper of a plant. / It was a leviathan of a ship. Bedeutung
plant
flora
plant
life
(botany)
a
living
organism
lacking
the
power
of
locomotion
plant
closing
act
of
shutting
down
operation
of
a
plant
belly
flop
belly
flopper
belly
whop
belly
whopper
a
dive
in
which
the
abdomen
bears
the
main
force
of
impact
with
the
water
Go
Fish
a
card
game
for
two
players
who
try
to
assemble
books
of
cards
by
asking
the
opponent
for
particular
cards
shipbuilding
ship
building
the
construction
of
ships
ichthyolatry
fish-worship
the
worship
of
fish
plant
virus
a
plant
pathogen
that
is
a
virus
consisting
of
a
single
strand
of
RNA
soft-finned
fish
malacopterygian
any
fish
of
the
superorder
Malacopterygii
fish
family
any
of
various
families
of
fish
fish
genus
any
of
various
genus
of
fish
cypriniform
fish
a
soft-finned
fish
of
the
order
Cypriniformes
cyprinid
cyprinid
fish
soft-finned
mainly
freshwater
fishes
typically
having
toothless
jaws
and
cycloid
scales
buffalo
fish
buffalofish
any
of
several
large
suckers
of
the
Mississippi
valley
striped
killifish
mayfish
may
fish
Fundulus
majalis
black-barred
fish
of
bays
and
coastal
marshes
of
the
Atlantic
and
Gulf
Coast
of
the
United
States
guppy
rainbow
fish
Lebistes
reticulatus
small
freshwater
fish
of
South
America
and
the
West
Indies,
often
kept
in
aquariums
topminnow
poeciliid
fish
poeciliid
live-bearer
small
usually
brightlyolored
viviparous
surface-feeding
fishes
of
fresh
or
brackish
warm
waters,
often
used
in
mosquito
control
soldierfish
soldier-fish
the
larger
squirrelfishes
anomalops
flashlight
fish
fish
having
a
luminous
organ
beneath
eye,
of
warm
waters
of
the
western
Pacific
and
Puerto
Rico
flashlight
fish
Photoblepharon
palpebratus
fish
of
deep
dark
waters
having
a
light
organ
below
each
eye
snipefish
bellows
fish
small
bottom-dwelling
fish
of
warm
seas
having
a
compressed
body
and
a
long
snout
with
a
toothless
mouth
shrimpfish
shrimp-fish
slender
tropical
shallow-water
East
Indian
fish
covered
with
transparent
plates
jawless
vertebrate
jawless
fish
agnathan
eel-shaped
vertebrate
without
jaws
or
paired
appendages
including
the
cyclostomes
and
some
extinct
forms
cartilaginous
fish
chondrichthian
fishes
in
which
the
skeleton
may
be
calcified
but
not
ossified
osprey
fish
hawk
fish
eagle
sea
eagle
Pandion
haliaetus
large
harmless
hawk
found
worldwide
that
feeds
on
fish
and
builds
a
bulky
nest
often
occupied
for
years
merganser
fish
duck
sawbill
sheldrake
large
crested
fish-eating
diving
duck
having
a
slender
hooked
bill
with
serrated
edges
fish
scale
scale
of
the
kind
that
covers
the
bodies
of
fish
fish
louse
a
kind
of
copepod
leaf
bug
plant
bug
small
brightolored
insect
that
feeds
on
plant
juices
four-lined
plant
bug
four-lined
leaf
bug
Poecilocapsus
lineatus
yellow
or
orange
leaf
bug
with
four
black
stripes
down
the
back,
widespread
in
central
and
eastern
North
America
tarnished
plant
bug
Lygus
lineolaris
widespread
plant
and
fruit
pest
plant
louse
louse
any
of
several
small
insects
especially
aphids
that
feed
by
sucking
the
juices
from
plants
woolly
aphid
woolly
plant
louse
secretes
a
waxy
substance
like
a
mass
of
fine
curly
white
cotton
or
woolly
threads
jumping
plant
louse
psylla
psyllid
small
active
cicada-like
insect
with
hind
legs
adapted
for
leaping,
feeds
on
plant
juices
plant
hopper
planthopper
related
to
the
leafhoppers
and
spittlebugs
but
rarely
damages
cultivated
plants
fish
fly
fish-fly
similar
to
but
smaller
than
the
dobsonfly,
larvae
are
used
as
fishing
bait
basket
star
basket
fish
any
starfish-like
animal
of
the
genera
Euryale
or
Astrophyton
or
Gorgonocephalus
having
slender
complexly
branched
interlacing
arms
radiating
from
a
central
disc
fish
any
of
various
mostly
cold-blooded
aquatic
vertebrates
usually
having
scales
and
breathing
through
gills,
the
shark
is
a
large
fish,
in
the
living
room
there
was
a
tank
of
colorful
fish
game
fish
sport
fish
any
fish
providing
sport
for
the
angler
food
fish
any
fish
used
for
food
by
human
beings
rough
fish
any
fish
useless
for
food
or
sport
or
even
as
bait
groundfish
bottom
fish
fish
that
live
on
the
sea
bottom
(particularly
the
commercially
important
gadoid
fish
like
cod
and
haddock,
or
flatfish
like
flounder)
young
fish
a
fish
that
is
young
bony
fish
any
fish
of
the
class
Osteichthyes
crossopterygian
lobefin
lobe-finned
fish
any
fish
of
the
order
Crossopterygii,
most
known
only
in
fossil
form
catfish
siluriform
fish
any
of
numerous
mostly
freshwater
bottom-living
fishes
of
Eurasia
and
North
America
with
barbels
like
whiskers
around
the
mouth
silurid
silurid
fish
Old
World
freshwater
catfishes
having
naked
skin
and
a
long
anal
fin
more
or
less
merged
with
the
eellike
caudal
fin
crucifix
fish
sea
catfish
of
the
Caribbean
area
gadoid
gadoid
fish
a
soft-finned
fish
of
the
family
Gadidae
grenadier
rattail
rattail
fish
deep-sea
fish
with
a
large
head
and
body
and
long
tapering
tail
teleost
fish
teleost
teleostan
a
bony
fish
of
the
subclass
Teleostei
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