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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «OSTREOPHAGOUS»
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The Chambers Dictionary
n os treophage (-lay, see -phage) an oyster-eater. — adj ostreophagous (os-lri-of'
t-gts) oyster-eating. — « ostreoph agy (-j-ji). [L ostrea, from Gr oslreon oyster]
ostreger ,*\ m-in A variant of austringer. a keeper of goshawks. ostreophagous.
etc.
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... ost osteomyelitis: ost osteopath: ost ostiary: or ostiole: or ostler: ghostis
ostraceous: ost ostracism : ost ostracite: ost ostracize: ost ostracod : ost
ostracoderm: ost ostracology: ost ostracon : ost ostreophagous: bhag ostrich:
auei, ster II, trozdos ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... os- teophage, osteophagia, osteophone, osteophony, osteoplasty,
osteopoikilosis, osteotomy, osteotrophy ostreo-, ostrei- (Gk., oyster) Qualifying
words: ostraceous, ostracosis, ostreiculture, ostreophagous, ostreophagy.
ostreotcodsm ostro- ...
4
A Dictionary of Entomology
Oyster-like in shape, appearance or habit. OSTREOPHAGOUS Adj. (Latin, ostrea
I oyster + phagein I devour, eat.) Descriptive of organisms that eat or consume
oysters. OSTROGOVICH, ANDRIANO (1870—1957) (Anon. 1957, Trav. Mus. Hist
.
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Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... pertaining to snakes; anguiform; anguine; anguineous; ophidian; serpentine;
sinerous orthopterous: pertaining to grasshoppers, crickets oscine: relating to
songbirds ostreiform: concerning oysters; oyster- shaped; ostreoid;
ostreophagous; ...
... other ostreophagous fish. For the oyster lies on no bed of roses. At every stage
of its life it is preyed on by some ravening or needling creature or other. Shrimps,
sponges, stingwinkles, whelks, crabs and especially that ubiquitous, insatiable ...
... omophagous raw flesh haematophagous blood ophiophagous snakes
herbivorous grass or herbage ossivorous bones Adjective Feeds on ...
ostreophagous oysters pantophagous both animal and Animal adjectives 487
Eating adjectives ...
Since all three were metrically equivalent, and none required rhymes, the choice
was left to depend upon their graphic possibilities — no richer, one would think,
for an ostreophagous butterfly than for a periwigged wasp. Verbal considerations
...
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Beatrice Hastings: A Literary Life
In December that year, back with Cocteau at the beach, the ostreophagous
Raymond ate too many dozen of the local pearl-producers, sieving the sewage
as it drained across their culch. He was diagnosed as suffering from peritonitis
with the ...
... mycetophagous mycophagous myrmecophagous myxotrophic necrophagous
necrophytophagous oligophagous omnivorous ophiophagous ostreophagous
oviphagous ovivorous pantophagous paratrophic pelophagous
pharmacophagous ...
