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Birdlime or bird lime is an
adhesive substance used in
trapping birds. It is
spread on a
branch or twig, upon
which a bird may land and be caught. Its...
- lime, a soil
additive containing calcium carbonate and
other ingredients Birdlime, a
sticky substance spread on
branches to trap
small birds Calcium hydroxide...
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berries of the hāhā, and
ironically the
berry juice could be made into
birdlime. Its call was a long,
plaintive whistle. The mamo was one of the most honored...
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species in this
genus are
known as catchbirdtrees,
birdcatcher trees or
birdlime trees because they
catch birds. The
sticky seeds are
postulated to be an...
- are no
strong muscles to open them up. The
application of
sticky latex, "
birdlime",
often obtained from a
local tree to
favourite perches is used in many...
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berries was used to make
birdlime, an
adhesive to trap
small animals or birds. The
Latin word vis****, 'mistletoe,
birdlime' is the
source of viscous...
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those on a
conventional Mills bomb-type hand grenade.
Macrae had a tin of
birdlime labelled with a
large letter K and an
indication that the tin came from...
- of a Son-in-law",
according to
Google Translate. "Glu" is
French for "
birdlime"; "La Glu" is the
nickname of Réjane's character, a demi-mondaine who prides...
- (apparently) absent,
Birdlime succeeds in
bringing Mrs.
Justiniano to the Earl; he is
ardent for her, but she puts him off. She
condemns Birdlime as a panderess...
- in
small batches. Lime
comes from Old
English lim ('sticky substance,
birdlime, mortar, cement, gluten'), and is
related to
Latin limus ('slime, mud,...
