Pomphopoea
noun
Pom·pho·poea
ˌpäm(p)fəˈpēə
: a genus of blister beetles including some with adults that feed on foliage and blossoms of many fruit and ornamental trees see say blister beetle
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek pomphos blister + -poia, feminine of -poios (from poiein to make, produce)
- hook rope
- hook rug
- hook screw
- hook shot
- hook slide
- hook spanner
- hook squid
- hook strip
- hook tender
- hook up
- hook up (with)
- hook up with
- hook wrench
- hook, line and sinker
- hook-and-butt joint
- hook-and-eye hinge
- hook-and-ladder truck
- hook-and-liner
- hook-bill
- hook-billed
- hook-headed spike
- hook-tip moth
- hookah
- hookahs
- hookaroon