Eurypterida
plural noun
Eu·rypter·i·da
ˌyu̇rə̇(p)ˈterədə,
-u̇rə̇(-
: an order of extinct, usually large, aquatic arthropods that lived during the Paleozoic era, had a cephalothorax with six pairs of limbs of which the last pair were usually shaped like paddles and a tapering abdomen of 13 segments, and included the largest known arthropods, some exceeding 6 feet (1.8 meters) in length
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Eurypterus, included genus (from eury- + -pterus) + -ida
- putting someone on to
- putting someone up to
- putting something behind
- putting something behind oneself
- putting something down to
- putting something over on
- putting something over on someone
- putting something together with
- putting the finishing touches
- putting the heat on
- putting the kibosh on
- putting the squeeze on
- putting through
- putting to sleep
- putting together
- putting together with
- putting up
- putting up a front
- putting up to
- putting up with
- putting/placing (someone) on a pedestal
- puttings
- putto
- puttock
- puttocks