Tenebrionidae
plural noun
Te·neb·ri·on·i·dae
: a large family of heteromerous firm-bodied mostly dark-colored vegetable-feeding beetles especially characteristic of arid regions and often with the hind wings vestigial and functionless and with larvae that are usually hard cylindrical worms see darkling beetle, mealworm
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Tenebrion-, Tenebrio, type genus (from Latin, one who shuns light, from tenebrae darkness) + -idae
- square up
- square up to
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- square weevil
- square wheel
- square with
- square yard
- square-backed fiddler
- square-dance
- square-dress
- square-drill
- square-headed
- square-jointed
- square-law
- square-lipped rhinoceros
- square-marked toad
- square-necked grain beetle
- square-rigged
- square-rigger
- square-riggers
- square-serif
- square-shouldered
- square-stem
- square-stem spike rush
- square-tipped