birdlime's Usage Examples:

species in this genus are known as catchbirdtrees, birdcatcher trees or birdlime trees because they catch birds.

He used muslin sheet coated with a mixture of birdlime suspended in linseed oil to make the sheet impermeable.

berries was used to make birdlime, an adhesive to trap small animals or birds.

sap was used as a kolū (glue) for weapon and tool handles and as kēpau (birdlime), much like papala kepau (Pisonia spp.

are trapped using glue sticks made from the berries of a local tree or birdlime.

"Glu" is French for "birdlime"; "La Glu" is the nickname of Réjane"s character, a demi-mondaine who prides.

The Latin word viscum, "mistletoe, birdlime" is the source of viscous.

After unsuccessful experiments with a variety of candidates, somebody suggested birdlime – a viscous sticky compound used since ancient times to trap birds by spreading it on tree branches and waiting for birds to get stuck.

The bark of the Ilex integra is an ingredient in birdlime, and it is also sometimes planted as a sacred tree.

production of parchment, or for removal of the hair before tanning The use of birdlime as a sticky bird trap Liming Township, Ning"er County, Ning"er Hani and.

Macrae's tin of birdlime was labelled with a large letter K and an indication that tin came from Stockport but with no more clues as to the manufacturer.

the major problems threatening processes were (a) sticky fruit of the birdlime tree (Pisonia umbellifera) which immobilised birds; (b) predation by pied.

The sphere was covered in stockinette which was coated with a liberal amount of birdlime, an extremely adhesive substance from which the nickname 'sticky bomb' was derived.

Synonyms:

spread, scatter, spread out, lime,

Antonyms:

fold, cross, concentration, stand still, concentrated,