Polyxenidae
plural noun
Pol·yx·en·i·dae
ˌpälə̇kˈsenəˌdē
: a cosmopolitan family of small pselaphognathous millipedes having 10 body rings, 13 pairs of legs, and very small eyes
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Polyxenus, type genus + -idae
- sets
- sets (against)
- sets (something) straight
- sets (to)
- sets about
- sets against
- sets apart
- sets aside
- sets at
- sets back
- sets by
- sets down
- sets eyes on
- sets foot in
- sets forth
- sets in
- sets in motion
- sets off
- sets on
- sets one's heart on
- sets one's teeth on edge
- sets oneself against
- sets oneself up as
- sets oneself up as something
- sets out