Termitidae
plural noun
Ter·mit·i·dae
ˌtərˈmitəˌdē
: a family of termites including the most highly specialized forms characterized by having 4-jointed tarsi and a simple radial vein in the wings
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Termit-, Termes, type genus + -idae
- king colobus
- king conch
- king crab
- king crow
- king devil
- king duck
- king eagle
- king eider
- king fern
- king hair
- King Harry
- King James Version
- king lory
- king mackerel
- king mullet
- king nut
- king nut hickory
- king of arms
- king of beasts
- king of birds
- king of heralds
- king of kings
- king of the anteaters
- king of the mackerels
- king of the mullets