Quail - Law Dictionary Search Results

Blench

back from lack of courage or resolution to flinch to quail

p p of Quail

4-6), which authorizes the holder to kill game, woodcock, snipe, quail or landrail, rabbits or deer, during open seasons. Failure to

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Fowls of warren. According to Coke they are the partridge, quail, rail, pheasant, woodcock, mallard, heron, etc. According to Manwood, they

The turnstone

The common quail of North America Colinus or Ortyx Virginianus so called from

Rasores or gallinaceous birds as the peacock domestic fowl partridge quail and the like

To die to perish hence to wither to fade

A genus of birds including the mountain quail of the western U S

by bending the knees to crouch to squat hence to quail to sink through fear

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