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Belonging to or characteristic of an insect.

1. Damaging or injuring participants on both sides of a conflict or struggle.
2. Characterized by bloodshed or carnage.

The original meaning of internecine: "attended by great slaughter".

1. Consisting or made of ivory.
2. White and smooth like ivory.

Resembling horn; horny; corneous.

A reference to lizards.

Of or pertaining to a lake or lakes.

A reference, especially, to plants and animals inhabiting lakes, and the geology of strata, etc.; which originated by deposition at the bottom of lakes; also with reference to lake-dwellings; such as those of prehistoric Europe.

Of or pertaining to the Lampyrinae or fire-flies.

A reference to rabbits.

1. A reference to gulls.
2. The family Laridae includes gulls and terns characterized by cosmopolitan families with about 85 species of small to large Charadriiformes seabirds with coloration mostly black or white.

They are gregarious, monogamous, migratory, and nest on the ground, on cliffs, or in trees; and feed on a variety of aquatic animals and carrion.

Resembling lichens.

A reference to lemurs.

1. A reference to lions.
2. Figuratively, it may refer to massive heads, particularly those with sweeping hair styles as shown with Beethoven.

Characteristic of a leopard or the family of leopards.

1. Pertaining to a hare or hares; of the nature or form of a hare (related to rabbits but with longer ears, large hind feet, and long, powerful legs for jumping).
2. Also defined as being of or characteristic of rabbits or hares.

Of or pertaining to the slug; similar to a slug.