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Delightfully as to feed deliciously to be deliciously entertained
Depasture
To pasture to feed to graze also to use for pasture
Dermestes
A genus of coleopterous insects the larvaelig of which feed animal substances They are very destructive to dries meats skins woolens and furs The most common species is
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Shack, Common of
persons occupying lands lying together in the same common field to turn out their cattle after harvest to feed promiscuously in such field. See Sir Miles Corbet's Case, 7 Rep. 5; Williams on Rights of Common, p.
emmer
red wheat Triticum dicoccum grown especially in Russia and Germany also grown in the U S as stock feed
Entomophaga
a group of hymenopterous insects whose larvaelig feed parasitically upon living insects See Ichneumon 2
Vert
and nether-vert, sub-boys-and into special vert, which is all trees growing within the forest that bear fruit to feed deer, because the destroying of it is more grievously punished than the destroying of any other vert. See
bonemeal
ground bones used as a fertilizer or as a component in animal feed it is high in phosphate content
Pasture
Pasture, land on which cattle feed. See Norton on Deeds. The laying down permanent pasture with the written consent of the landlord is an
VerbarNeuroptera
insects having two pairs of large membranous net veined wings The mouth organs are adapted for chewing They feed upon other insects and undergo a complete metamorphosis The ant lion hellgamite and lacewing fly are examples Formerly
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