Definition of limicole in English:

limicole

adjective ˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl

Zoology

Mud-loving, mud-dwelling; = limicoline. In later use also: relating to or inhabiting the margins of sea and shore.

noun ˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl

Zoology

A limicole shorebird. Also: an oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, comprising those that live in wet mud or water (now rare).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. From (i) French limicole (noun) wading bird, (in plural limicoles) oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, (adjective) mud-dwelling.

Definition of limicole in US English:

limicole

adjectiveˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl

Zoology

Mud-loving, mud-dwelling; = limicoline. In later use also: relating to or inhabiting the margins of sea and shore.

nounˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl

Zoology

A limicole shorebird. Also: an oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, comprising those that live in wet mud or water (now rare).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. From (i) French limicole (noun) wading bird, (in plural limicoles) oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, (adjective) mud-dwelling.

单词	limicole
释义	Definition of limicole in English: limicole adjective ˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl Zoology Mud-loving, mud-dwelling; = limicoline. In later use also: relating to or inhabiting the margins of sea and shore. noun ˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl Zoology A limicole shorebird. Also: an oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, comprising those that live in wet mud or water (now rare). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. From (i) French limicole (noun) wading bird, (in plural limicoles) oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, (adjective) mud-dwelling. Definition of limicole in US English: limicole adjectiveˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl Zoology Mud-loving, mud-dwelling; = limicoline. In later use also: relating to or inhabiting the margins of sea and shore. nounˈlʌɪmɪkəʊl Zoology A limicole shorebird. Also: an oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, comprising those that live in wet mud or water (now rare). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. From (i) French limicole (noun) wading bird, (in plural limicoles) oligochaete worm of the former division Limicolae, (adjective) mud-dwelling.
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