Rhynchophora
plural noun
Rhyn·choph·o·ra
riŋˈkäfərə
: a large and economically important group of beetles consisting of the weevils that usually have the head more or less prolonged in front to form a snout
rhynchophoran adjective or noun
(ˈ)⸗¦⸗⸗rən
rhynchophore noun
ˈriŋkəˌfō(ə)r
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from rhynch- + -phora
- line of Liver
- line of march
- line of Marriage
- line of Mars
- line of Mercury
- line of metal
- line of nodes
- line of position
- line of pressure
- line of Protection
- line of reasoning
- line of resistance
- line of Saturn
- line of scrimmage
- line of sight
- line of site
- line of success
- line of sun
- line of supply
- line of the Sun
- line of travel
- line of vision
- line of work
- line off
- line officer