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spectacled

[ spek-tuh-kuhld ]

adjective

  1. wearing spectacles.
  2. (of an animal) having a marking resembling a pair of spectacles.


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adjective

  1. wearing glasses
  2. (of an animal) having markings around the eyes resembling a pair of glasses
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of spectacled1

First recorded in 1600–10; spectacle + -ed 3
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High in the Andean mountains of Ecuador, Tony, a large, male spectacled bear, shelters from the midday heat beneath the shade of a century-old fig tree draped in Spanish moss.

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Some of the trees will be turned into chippings that can be used by the spectacled bears, which enjoy the pine scent, and the rhinos, which enjoy foraging through them.

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Native reptiles and birds, including the Be’er Sheva fringe-fingered lizard, the pin-tailed sandgrouse and the spectacled warbler, are now fall easy prey for crows and jays perched in the tree branches.

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The Asiatic lions, along with other animals like spectacled langurs, two leopards and four Indian antelopes, had been transferred to the Bengal Safari park from the nearby state of Tripura early this month.

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Tamil Nadu has high numbers of four venomous snakes whose bites can seriously affect humans: the spectacled cobra, the Russell's viper, the saw-scaled viper and the common krait.

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