Entotrophi
plural noun
En·to·trophi
¦entə+
: an order of primitively wingless, eyeless, unpigmented insects that are related to the Symphyla and Thysanura, that have the mouthparts largely concealed within the head and the abdomen ending in a pair of filamentous or forceps-shaped cerci, and that live in the soil
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from ent- + trophi