beaklike
111rostellar — adj. pertaining to a rostellum, pertaining to a beak or beaklike part …
112rostellate — adj. having a beak or beaklike part …
113rostellum — n. beak or beaklike part …
114snout — snaÊŠt n. part of an animals head which projects forward and contains the nose and jaws; rostrum, beaklike projection bearing the mouth parts (Entomology); nozzle, spout; nose (Slang) …
115snouts — snaÊŠt n. part of an animals head which projects forward and contains the nose and jaws; rostrum, beaklike projection bearing the mouth parts (Entomology); nozzle, spout; nose (Slang) …
116rostrum — (ROSS trum) [Latin: beak] A platform, stage, or pulpit for public speaking; a podium or dais. Also, a beaklike part of the prow of an ancient warship, used for ramming an enemy vessel …
117coracoid process — a beaklike process that curves upwards and forwards from the top of the scapula, over the shoulder joint …
118rostrum — n.; pl. rostra (in anatomy) a beaklike projection, such as that on the sphenoid bone. Derivatives: rostral adj …
119beak — [[t]bik[/t]] n. 1) orn the bill of a bird 2) zool. any horny or stiff projecting mouthpart of an animal, fish, or insect 3) anything beaklike or ending in a point, as the spout of a pitcher 4) sts Slang. a person s nose 5) naut. navig. a… …
120beaked whale — beaked′ whale′ n. mam any of several toothed whales of the family Ziphiidae, inhabiting all oceans and having beaklike jaws • Etymology: 1875–80 …