Incurvariidae
plural noun
In·cur·va·ri·idae
ˌinˌkərvəˈrīəˌdē
: a small family of minute inconspicuous moths usually having larvae that are initially leaf miners and later casebearers
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Incurvaria, type genus (from Latin incurvus curved in—from in- in- entry 2 + curvus curved—+ New Latin -aria) + -idae
- bottom surgeries
- bottom surgery
- bottom tool
- bottom water
- bottom woman
- bottom yeast
- bottom-chrome
- bottom-feeder
- bottom-feeders
- bottom-feeding
- bottom-fisher
- bottom-fishing
- bottom-hole
- eleostearic acid
- eleotrid
- Eleotridae
- eleotridaes
- elepaio
- elephant
- elephant apple
- elephant beetle
- elephant bird
- elephant bug
- elephant creeper
- elephant ear