White's tree frog
/ˌwʌɪts ˈtriː frɒɡ/noun
A large green tree frog of northern and eastern Australia, Litoria caerulea (family Hylidae).
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. From the genitive of the name of John White, English surgeon, who first described the frog in 1790 + tree-frog.
- heartlet
- heartlike
- heart line
- heartling
- heart-lung
- heart-lung machine
- heart maker
- heart massage
- heart monitor
- heart moth
- heart murmur
- heart net
- heartnut
- Heart of Dixie
- heart of grace
- heart of grass
- heart of oak
- heart of palm
- heart of stone
- heart pea
- heart piece
- heart-piercing
- heart-piercingly
- heart pine
- heart pulse