dulosis
noun
du·lo·sis
d(y)üˈlōsə̇s
plural duloses
-ōˌsēz
: enslavement by an insect (as some ants of the genera Formica and Polyergus) that captures and rears the larvae or pupae of another species
dulotic adjective
(ˈ)d(y)ü¦lätik
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek doulōsis slavery, from douloun to enslave (from doulos slave) + -sis
- make it up to someone
- make it worth your while
- make known
- make landfall
- make light of
- make light work of
- make like
- make love
- make many demands on
- make matters worse
- make mention of
- make merry
- make mincemeat (out) of
- make mincemeat of
- make mincemeat out of
- make money
- make much of
- make music
- make nice
- make no allowance for
- make no apologies for
- make no attempt
- make no bones
- make no bones about
- make no bones about it