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Definition
Synonym
Stachelmakrelen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stachelmakrelen
pl
; Pferdemakrelen
pl
(Carangidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
jack horse mackerels and scads (zoological family)
Stachelmakrelen
pl
; Pferdemakrelen
pl
(Carangidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
jack horse mackerels and scads (zoological family)
Stachelmakrelen
pl
; Pferdemakrelen
pl
(Carangidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
jack horse mackerels and scads (zoological family)
Stachelmohn
m
(Argemone) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
prickly poppies (botanical genus)
Deutsche
Stachelmakrelen Synonyme
Englische
jack horse mackerels and scads Synonyme
jack
AB
Ancient Mariner
Argonaut
Dannebrog
Dylan
Flying Dutchman
Jolly Roger
Neptune
OD
Old Glory
Poseidon
Rocky Mountain canary
Star-Spangled Banner
Stars and Stripes
Union Flag
Union Jack
Varuna
able seaman
able-bodied seaman
ace
and blue
ass
baluster
balustrade
banderole
banister
banner
banneret
base
best bower
black flag
blue ensign
blue
jack
et
blunt
boodle
bower
brass
bread
buccaneer
bucks
bunting
burgee
burro
cabbage
cards
caryatid
cash
chips
clubs
coachwhip
coin
colonnade
color
colors
column
crab
crane
cuddy
dado
deck
deep-sea man
derrick
deuce
diamonds
dickey
die
dinero
donkey
dough
dummy
ensign
erector
face cards
fair-weather sailor
fisherman
flag
flush
footstalk
forklift
full house
gantry crane
gelt
gilt
gonfalon
gonfanon
grease
green
green stuff
greenbacks
guidon
hand
hearts
hearty
hoist
house flag
hydraulic tailgate
jack
afloat
jack
-tar
jack
ass
jack
screw
jack
y
jennet
jenny
jenny ass
joker
kale
king
knave
left bower
lever
lift
lifter
limey
lobsterman
long pennant
mariner
matelot
mazuma
merchant flag
money
moolah
mopus
national flag
navigator
neddy
newel-post
oil of palms
ointment
oof
ooftish
oriflamme
pack
pair
pedestal
pedicel
peduncle
pendant
pennant
pennon
pennoncel
picture cards
pier
pilaster
pile
piling
pillar
pirate
playing cards
plinth
pole
post
privateer
queen
queen-post
red
red ensign
rhino
rocks
round
royal flush
royal standard
rubber
ruff
sailor
salt
scratch
sea dog
sea rover
seafarer
seafaring man
seaman
shaft
shekels
shipman
signal flag
simoleons
singleton
socle
spades
spondulics
staff
stalk
stanchion
stand
standard
stem
straight
streamer
subbase
sugar
surbase
swallowtail
tackle
tar
tarpaulin
the needful
tin
trey
trick
tricolor
trump
trunk
upright
vexillum
viking
wampum
water dog
whaler
white
windjammer
windlass
windsailor
jack
up
add to
aggrandize
amplify
augment
bawl out
boost
broaden
build
build up
chew
chew ass
chew out
cuss out
enlarge
exalt
expand
extend
fatten
fill out
give a going-over
give hail Columbia
give hell
give the deuce
give what-for
hike
hike up
increase
inflate
jump
jump up
lambaste
lengthen
maximize
parlay
put up
pyramid
raise
ream
ream ass
ream out
sit on
thicken
up
jack
al
African hunting dog
Cape hunting dog
adherent
apple-polisher
ass-licker
backscratcher
backslapper
bootlick
bootlicker
brown-nose
brownie
brush wolf
clawback
courtier
coyote
creature
cringer
dingo
disciple
dummy
dupe
fawner
figurehead
flatterer
flunky
follower
footlicker
fox
gillie
goon
groveler
handshaker
hanger-on
helot
henchman
hyena
instrument
kowtower
lackey
led captain
lickspit
lickspittle
lobo
man
mealymouth
medicine wolf
minion
myrmidon
peon
prairie wolf
puppet
reynard
satellite
serf
slave
spaniel
stooge
suck
sycophant
thug
timber wolf
timeserver
toad
toady
tool
truckler
tufthunter
votary
wolf
yes-man
jack
ass
Rocky Mountain canary
ass
born fool
buffoon
burro
clown
cuddy
dickey
donkey
doodle
egregious ass
figure of fun
fool
idiot
ignoramus
imbecile
jack
jennet
jenny
jenny ass
jerk
lunatic
milksop
mooncalf
neddy
nincompoop
perfect fool
schmuck
stupid ass
tomfool
zany
jack
et
Eton
jack
et
Leatherette
Leatheroid
Mao
jack
et
Smyth sewing
backing
bandage
bandaging
bark
bibliopegy
binder
binder board
binding
blazer
blouse
body coat
bolero
bomber
jack
et
bonnet
book cloth
book cover
book
jack
et
bookbinding
bookcase
boot
bran
breech
cap
capsule
capuchin
car coat
case
casemaking
casing-in
chaff
chaqueta
chesterfield
claw hammer
claw-hammer coat
cloak
coat
coif
collating
collating mark
corn shuck
cornhusk
cover
cutaway coat
cuticle
dermis
dinner
jack
et
doublet
dress coat
duffel
dust cover
dust
jack
et
envelope
envelopment
fell
fingertip coat
fitted coat
fleece
flesh
folding
footband
frock
frock coat
fur
furring
gathering
gift wrapping
gluing-off
gown
greatcoat
hard binding
hat
headband
hide
hood
hull
husk
imitation fur
imitation leather
integument
jerkin
jumper
jupe
leather
leather paper
library binding
lining
lining-up
loden coat
mackinaw
mantle
mechanical binding
mess
jack
et
midicoat
monkey
jack
et
niggerhead
outer layer
outer skin
overcoat
palea
parka
pea
jack
et
peel
pelt
peltry
perfect binding
plastic binding
pod
rawhide
reefer
rind
rounding
sack
saddle stitching
san benito
sewing
sheath
shell
shirt
shoe
shuck
side sewing
signature
ski
jack
et
skin
skins
sleeve waistcoat
slipcase
slipcover
smashing
smoking
jack
et
sock
soft binding
spiketail coat
spiral binding
stamping
stapling
stocking
swallowtail
tabard
tail coat
tailband
tails
tegument
tipping
topcoat
trimming
vair
watch coat
windbreaker
wire stitching
woolly
wrap
wrapper
wrapping
jack
knife
adz
ax
belly buster
belly flop
belly whopper
bread knife
bushwhacker
butcher knife
cannonball
carving knife
chaser
chisel
cleaver
clipper
clippers
crash dive
dagger
dive
drop
fall
gainer
gouge
hack
hatchet
header
hoe
hunting knife
knife
lance
lancet
letter-opener
machete
mattock
nippers
nose dive
paper cutter
paper knife
parachute jump
paring knife
penknife
pick
pickax
pitch
plowshare
plunge
pounce
power dive
razor
razor blade
running dive
saw knife
sax
scalpel
scissors
scoop
scraper
scuffle hoe
scythe
share
shears
sheath knife
sickle
sidecutters
sky dive
snips
spear
spokeshave
stationary dive
stoop
surgical knife
swan dive
swoop
sword
table knife
wedge
jack
rabbit
Belgian hare
broad jumper
buck
bucking bronco
buckjumper
bunny
cottontail
doe
flea
frog
gazelle
goat
grasshopper
hare
high jumper
hopper
hurdle racer
hurdler
jumper
jumping bean
jumping
jack
kangaroo
lapin
leaper
leporide
leveret
pole vaulter
rabbit
salmon
stag
sunfisher
timber topper
vaulter
jack
s
agate
ball
baseball bat
bat
battledore
bauble
blocks
checkerboard
chessboard
club
cockhorse
cricket bat
cue
doll
doll carriage
gewgaw
gimcrack
golf club
hobbyhorse
jack
-in-the-box
jack
stones
jack
straws
kickshaw
knickknack
marble
marionette
mig
paper doll
pick-up sticks
pinwheel
plaything
puppet
racket
rag doll
rocking horse
sport
steelie
taw
teetotum
top
toy
toy soldier
trinket
whim-wham
Stachelmakrelen Definition
Apple-jack
(
n.
)
Apple
brandy.
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.
Cheap-jack
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Cheap-john
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
collective
body
of
persons
who
live
in
one
house,
and
under
one
head
or
manager
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
group
comprising
a
husband
and
wife
and
their
dependent
children,
constituting
a
fundamental
unit
in
the
organization
of
society.
Family
(
v.
t.)
Those
who
descend
from
one
common
progenitor
Family
(
v.
t.)
Course
of
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
Honorable
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
kindred
or
closely
related
individuals
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than
a
genus,
because
it
is
usually
based
on
fewer
or
less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is
less
comprehesive
than
an
order
Horse
(
n.
)
A
hoofed
quadruped
of
the
genus
Equus
Horse
(
n.
)
The
male
of
the
genus
horse,
in
distinction
from
the
female
or
male
Horse
(
n.
)
Mounted
soldiery
Horse
(
n.
)
A
frame
with
legs,
used
to
support
something
Horse
(
n.
)
A
frame
of
timber,
shaped
like
a
horse,
on
which
soldiers
were
made
to
ride
for
punishment.
Horse
(
n.
)
Anything,
actual
or
figurative,
on
which
one
rides
as
on
a
horse
Horse
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
earthy
matter,
or
rock
of
the
same
character
as
the
wall
rock,
occurring
in
the
course
of
a
vein,
as
of
coal
or
ore
Horse
(
n.
)
See
Footrope,
a.
Horse
(
a.
)
A
breastband
for
a
leadsman.
Horse
(
a.
)
An
iron
bar
for
a
sheet
traveler
to
slide
upon.
Horse
(
a.
)
A
jackstay.
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
horse,
or
with
horses
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
sit
astride
of
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
cover,
as
a
mare
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
take
or
carry
on
the
back
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
place
on
the
back
of
another,
or
on
a
wooden
horse,
etc.,
to
be
flogged
Horse
(
v.
i.)
To
get
on
horseback.
Horse-chestnut
(
n.
)
The
large
nutlike
seed
of
a
species
of
Aesculus
(Ae.
Hippocastanum),
formerly
ground,
and
fed
to
horses,
whence
the
name.
Horse-chestnut
(
n.
)
The
tree
itself,
which
was
brought
from
Constantinople
in
the
beginning
of
the
sixteenth
century,
and
is
now
common
in
the
temperate
zones
of
both
hemispheres.
The
native
American
species
are
called
buckeyes.
Horse-drench
(
n.
)
A
dose
of
physic
for
a
horse.
Horse-drench
(
n.
)
The
appliance
by
which
the
dose
is
administred.
Horse
Guards
(
)
A
body
of
cavalry
so
called
Horse-jockey
(
n.
)
A
professional
rider
and
trainer
of
race
horses.
Horse-jockey
(
n.
)
A
trainer
and
dealer
in
horses.
Horse-leech
(
n.
)
A
large
blood-sucking
leech
(Haemopsis
vorax),
of
Europe
and
Northern
Africa.
It
attacks
the
lips
and
mouths
of
horses.
Horse-leech
(
n.
)
A
farrier
Horse-leechery
(
n.
)
The
business
of
a
farrier
Horse-litter
(
n.
)
A
carriage
hung
on
poles,
and
borne
by
and
between
two
horses.
Horse
power
(
)
The
power
which
a
horse
exerts.
Horse
power
(
)
A
unit
of
power,
used
in
stating
the
power
required
to
drive
machinery,
and
in
estimating
the
capabilities
of
animals
or
steam
engines
and
other
prime
movers
for
doing
work.
It
is
the
power
required
for
the
performance
of
work
at
the
rate
of
33,000
English
units
of
work
per
minute
Horse
power
(
)
A
machine
worked
by
a
horse,
for
driving
other
machinery
Horse-radish
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
the
genus
Nasturtium
(N.
Armoracia),
allied
to
scurvy
grass,
having
a
root
of
a
pungent
taste,
much
used,
when
grated,
as
a
condiment
and
in
medicine.
Jack
(
n.
)
A
large
tree,
the
Artocarpus
integrifolia,
common
in
the
East
Indies,
closely
allied
to
the
breadfruit,
from
which
it
differs
in
having
its
leaves
entire.
The
fruit
is
of
great
size,
weighing
from
thirty
to
forty
pounds,
and
through
its
soft
fibrous
matter
are
scattered
the
seeds,
which
are
roasted
and
eaten.
The
wood
is
of
a
yellow
color,
fine
grain,
and
rather
heavy,
and
is
much
used
in
cabinetwork.
It
is
also
used
for
dyeing
a
brilliant
yellow.
Jack
(
n.
)
A
familiar
nickname
of,
or
substitute
for,
John.
Jack
(
n.
)
An
impertinent
or
silly
fellow
Jack
(
n.
)
A
popular
colloquial
name
for
a
sailor
jack horse mackerels and scads (zoological family) Bedeutung
horse
racing
the
sport
of
racing
horses
all
fours
high-low-jack
card
games
in
which
points
are
won
for
taking
the
high
or
low
or
jack
or
game
beggar-my-neighbor
beggar-my-neighbour
strip-Jack-naked
a
card
game
for
two
players
in
which
the
object
is
to
win
all
of
the
other
player's
cards
family
practice
family
medicine
medical
practice
that
provides
health
care
regardless
of
age
or
sex
while
placing
emphasis
on
the
family
unit
family
therapy
any
of
several
therapeutic
approaches
in
which
a
family
is
treated
as
a
whole
natural
family
planning
any
of
several
methods
of
family
planning
that
do
not
involve
sterilization
or
contraceptive
devices
or
drugs,
coitus
is
avoided
during
the
fertile
time
of
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
basal
body
temperature
method
of
family
planning
basal
body
temperature
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
of
the
woman's
menstrual
cycle
is
inferred
by
noting
the
rise
in
basal
body
temperature
that
typically
occurs
with
ovulation
ovulation
method
of
family
planning
ovulation
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
is
inferred
from
changes
in
the
character
and
quantity
of
cervical
mucus,
ovulation
is
marked
by
an
increase
in
mucus
that
becomes
sticky
and
then
clearer
and
slippery
horse
breeding
breeding
horses
horse
trade
horse
trading
the
swapping
of
horses
(accompanied
by
much
bargaining)
bacteria
family
a
family
of
bacteria
Rhizobiaceae
family
Rhizobiaceae
a
small
family
of
rod-shaped
bacteria
Bacillaceae
family
Bacillaceae
typically
rod-shaped
usually
Gram-positive
bacteria
that
produce
endospores
Myxophyceae
family
Myxophyceae
Schizophyceae
family
Schizophyceae
former
terms
for
Cyanophyceae
Nostocaceae
family
Nostocaceae
blue-green
algae
Oscillatoriaceae
family
Oscillatoriaceae
blue
green
algae
Pseudomonodaceae
family
Pseudomonodaceae
rod-shaped
Gram-negative
bacteria,
include
important
plant
and
animal
pathogens
Athiorhodaceae
family
Athiorhodaceae
small
motile
sulphur
bacteria
Nitrobacteriaceae
family
Nitrobacteriaceae
usually
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
oxidize
ammonia
or
nitrites:
nitrobacteria
Thiobacteriaceae
family
Thiobacteriaceae
free-living
coccoid
to
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
derive
energy
from
oxidizing
sulfur
or
sulfur
compounds
Spirillaceae
family
Spirillaceae
rigid
spirally
curved
elongate
bacteria
Bacteroidaceae
family
Bacteroidaceae
family
of
bacteria
living
usually
in
the
alimentary
canal
or
on
mucous
surfaces
of
warm-blooded
animals,
sometimes
associated
with
acute
infective
processes
Corynebacteriaceae
family
Corynebacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
mostly
Gram-positive
and
aerobic
and
nonmotile
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Enterobacteriaceae
family
Enterobacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
Gram-negative
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Rickettsiaceae
family
Rickettsiaceae
microorganism
resembling
bacteria
inhabiting
arthropod
tissues
but
capable
of
causing
disease
in
vertebrates
Chlamydiaceae
family
Chlamydiaceae
Gram-negative
parasites
in
warm-blooded
vertebrates
Mycoplasmataceae
family
Mycoplasmataceae
pleomorphic
Gram-negative
nonmotile
microorganism
similar
to
both
viruses
and
bacteria,
parasitic
in
mammals
Actinomycetaceae
family
Actinomycetaceae
filamentous
anaerobic
bacteria
Streptomycetaceae
family
Streptomycetaceae
higher
bacteria
typically
aerobic
soil
saprophytes
Mycobacteriaceae
family
Mycobacteriaceae
a
family
of
bacteria
Polyangiaceae
family
Polyangiaceae
Myxobacteriaceae
family
Myxobacteriaceae
bacteria
living
mostly
in
soils
and
on
dung
Micrococcaceae
family
Micrococcaceae
spherical
or
elliptical
usually
aerobic
eubacteria
that
produce
yellow
or
orange
or
red
pigment,
includes
toxin-producing
forms
as
well
as
harmless
commensals
and
saprophytes
Lactobacillaceae
family
Lactobacillaceae
Lactobacteriaceae
family
Lactobacteriaceae
lactic
acid
bacteria
and
important
pathogens,
bacteria
that
ferment
carbohydrates
chiefly
into
lactic
acid
Spirochaetaceae
family
Spirochaetaceae
large
coarsely
spiral
bacteria,
free-living
in
fresh
or
salt
water
or
commensal
in
bodies
of
oysters
Treponemataceae
family
Treponemataceae
small
spirochetes
some
parasitic
or
pathogenic
protoctist
family
any
of
the
families
of
Protoctista
Endamoebidae
family
Endamoebidae
a
large
family
of
endoparasitic
amebas
that
invade
the
digestive
tract
Globigerinidae
family
Globigerinidae
a
family
of
protoctists
Nummulitidae
family
Nummulitidae
a
family
of
fossil
protoctists
Arcellidae
family
Arcellidae
soil
and
freshwater
protozoa,
cosmopolitan
in
distribution
Tribonemaceae
family
Tribonemaceae
simple
filamentous
freshwater
yellow-green
algae
Laminariaceae
family
Laminariaceae
large
family
of
marine
brown
algae
including
many
economically
important
large
kelps
chiefly
of
northern
waters
Fucaceae
family
Fucaceae
small
family
of
brown
algae:
gulfweeds,
rockweeds
Euglenaceae
family
Euglenaceae
considered
green
algae
Ulvaceae
family
Ulvaceae
sea-lettuce
family
thin
flat
or
tubular
green
algae
Volvocaceae
family
Volvocaceae
unicellular
or
colonial
biflagellate
free-swimming
flagellates
Chlamydomonadaceae
family
Chlamydomonadaceae
green
algae
some
of
which
are
colored
red
by
hematochrome
Zygnemataceae
family
Zygnemataceae
pond
scums:
common
freshwater
algae
forming
green
slimy
masses
Oedogoniaceae
family
Oedogoniaceae
filamentous
green
algae
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