malacostracan
noun
mal·a·cos·tra·can ˌma-lə-ˈkä-stri-kən 
: any of a large subclass (Malacostraca) of crustaceans having a thorax consisting of eight segments usually covered by a carapace and including the decapods and isopods
malacostracan adjective
Word History
Etymology
ultimately from Greek malakostrakos soft-shelled, from malakos soft + ostrakon shell — more at mollify, oyster
First Known Use
1835, in the meaning defined above
- feedway
- feedyards
- feeing
- feeing fair
- feeing market
- feel
- feel (for)
- feel (out)
- feel bad
- feel compelled
- feel constrained
- feel cruddy
- feel crummy
- feel for
- feel free
- feel in one's bones
- feel left out
- feel like
- feel like a million bucks
- feel like a million dollars
- feel like oneself
- feel like something the cat brought in
- feel like something the cat dragged in
- feel like something the cat drug in
- feel lousy