Pediculati
plural noun
Pe·dic·u·la·ti
: an order of highly specialized marine teleost fishes including the anglers and batfishes that have the ventral fins on the throat and the pectoral fins at the end of a process suggesting a wrist or arm and consisting of the elongated and modified hypercoracoid and hypocoracoid and that have the anterior portion of the dorsal fin modified into a movable structure which stands out from the protectively colored body as a lure attracting prey within reach of the very large mouth
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from plural of pediculatus pediculate
- falls away
- falls back
- falls back on
- falls behind
- falls down
- falls flat
- falls for
- falls from grace
- falls in
- falls in with
- falls into
- falls off
- falls on her shoulders
- falls on one's face
- falls out
- falls short
- falls short (of)
- falls short of
- falls through
- falls to
- falls under
- falltime
- falluja
- fallujah
- Falmouth