Sitophilus
noun
Si·toph·i·lus
sīˈtäfələs,
sə̇ˈt-
: a widely distributed genus of weevils containing two (S. granarius and S. oryzae) that are highly destructive to grain
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from sito- + -philus
- superfluously
- superfluousness
- superfluousnesses
- superflux
- superfoetation
- superfoetations
- superfood
- superfoods
- superfrontal
- superfunds
- superfused
- superfuses
- superfusibility
- superfusible
- superfusing
- superfusions
- supergalaxies
- supergalaxy
- supergene
- supergeneric
- supergenes
- supergiant
- supergiants
- superglacial
- superglottic