Nū'di-brăn'chi-ate1, a.
a. [N. Lat. nudibranchiatus, from Lat. nudus, naked, and branchiæ, the gills; Fr. nudibranche. See BRANCHIÆ.] (Zoöl.) Pertaining to an order of molluscous animals having no shell whatever.
2 entries under this word
a. [N. Lat. nudibranchiatus, from Lat. nudus, naked, and branchiæ, the gills; Fr. nudibranche. See BRANCHIÆ.] (Zoöl.) Pertaining to an order of molluscous animals having no shell whatever.
n. [See supra.] (Zoöl.) One of an order of mollusks having no shell, the branchiæ being exposed upon the back. Brande.
