Syringophilus
noun
Syr·in·goph·i·lus
ˌsiriŋˈgäfələs
: a genus of parasitic mites that live inside the quills of bird feathers in Europe and North America
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from syring- + -philus
- unfallible
- unfalsifiable
- unfaltering
- unfalteringly
- unfamed
- unfamiliar
- unfamiliar with
- unfamiliar with (something)
- unfamiliar with something
- unfamiliarities
- unfamiliarity
- unfamiliarized
- unfamiliarly
- unfamous
- unfancied
- unfancy
- unfanned
- unfantastic
- unfashionable
- unfashionableness
- unfashionablenesses
- unfashionably
- unfashioned
- unfasten
- unfastened