Phryganeidae
plural noun
Phryg·a·ne·i·dae
: a family of caddis flies containing rather large insects whose larvae live in still water and construct portable cases of very regular form
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Phryganea, type genus + -idae
- Kerr effect
- kerrana
- methylic
- methylidyne
- methylmercuries
- methylmercury
- methylnaphthalene
- methylnaphthalenes
- methylol
- methylolurea
- methylpentose
- methylphenidate
- methylphenidates
- methylprednisolone
- methylprednisolones
- methylpropene
- methyls
- methyltestosterones
- methylxanthine
- methylxanthines
- methysergide
- methysergides
- facelift
- facelifted
- facelifting