Phymatidae
plural noun
Phy·mat·i·dae
fīˈmatəˌdē
: a family of short stocky carnivorous bugs that have strong thick forelegs, live chiefly in or about flowers, and feed on other insects see ambush bug
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Phymata, type genus + -idae
- Macropygia
- macropyramid
- Macrorhamphosidae
- macrorhamphosidaes
- Macrorhamphosus
- Macrorhinus
- macros
- macroscale
- macroscales
- Macroscelididae
- macroscian
- macrosclereid
- macroscopic
- macroscopically
- macrosegment
- macroseism
- macroseismic
- macroseismograph
- Macrosiphum
- macrosomatic
- macrosomatous
- macrospecies
- macrosporange
- macrosporangia
- macrosporangium