Analgesidae
plural noun
An·al·ges·i·dae
ˌanᵊlˈjesədē
: a large family of small soft-bodied blind mites that live on birds especially on the feathers
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Analges, type genus (from Greek analgēs painless, from an- + -algēs, from algos pain) + -idae
First Known Use
1910, in the meaning defined above
- pheasant's-eye pink
- pheasant's-eyes
- pheasant-tailed jacana
- pheasant-tailed widgeon
- pheasant-tailed wigeon
- pheasantries
- pheasantry
- pheasants
- pheasantwood
- phebe
- Phecda
- pheeres
- pheers
- phegopteres
- Phegopteris
- phegopterises
- phegopterisses
- pheidias
- Pheidole
- phellandral
- phellandrene
- phellem
- phellems
- phello-
- phellodendra