n. A European gadoid fish, Molva molva or M. vulgaris (called by Cuvier Lota molva).n. An American gadoid fish, Lota maculosa, better known as the burbot, and also called lawyer and lake-lawyer.n. A chiroid fish, Ophiodon elongatus, better known as cultus-cod.n. Same as bay-cod.n. Same as conger-eel, 3.n. Common heather, Calluna vulgaris.n. The water-chestnut of China, Trapa bicornis, largely used in China for food.n. A termination having usually a diminutive or depreciative force, occurring in designations of persons, as darling, earthling, gadling, gadling, groundling, hireling, lordling, stripling, underling, worldling, etc., or of young animals, etc., as duckling, gosling, kidling, kitling, starling, firstling, nestling, yearling, etc.n. An adverbial suffix, forming adverbs from nouns, as in backling, darkling, groveling, headling, sideling, halfling, etc.n. Same as beardy, 3.