Hypera
noun
Hy·pera
ˈhīpərə
: a large genus of small often mottled or hairy weevils whose legless larvae feed destructively on numerous crop plants (as legumes) and have ventral ridges that function as legs compare alfalfa weevil, clover leaf weevil
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek hypera upper rope, brace (of a ship), from hyper above, over
- hyperparathyroidisms
- hyperphagia
- hyperphagias
- hyperphagic
- hyperpharyngeal
- hyperphysical
- hyperphysically
- hyperpieses
- hyperpiesiae
- hyperpiesias
- hyperpiesises
- hyperpiesisses
- hyperpigmentation
- hyperpigmentations
- hyperpigmented
- hyperpituitarism
- hyperpituitarisms
- hyperpituitary
- hyperplane
- hyperplanes
- hyperplasia
- hyperplasias
- hyperplastic
- hyperploid
- hyperploidies