Hydrophilidae
plural noun
Hy·dro·phil·i·dae
ˌhīdrəˈfiləˌdē
: a large family of diving beetles that are mostly of scavenging or predaceous habits and of elliptical form and black color and that live chiefly in quiet pools and carry with them a film of air for respiration
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Hydrophilus, type genus (from hydr- + -philus) + -idae
- average agreement
- average bond
- average clause
- average due date
- average life
- average out
- average out to
- average run of
- average tare
- average/normal/general/usual run of
- averaged
- averaged out
- averagely
- averageness
- dissatisfying
- dissava
- dissave
- dissaved
- dissaves
- dissaving
- disscepter
- disseat
- disseated
- disseating
- disseats