transiens
noun
tran·si·ens
ˈtran(t)sēˌenz,
-nzē-
plural transeuntes
ˌtran(t)sēˈu̇n‧ˌtēz,
-nzēˈ-
: a phase in migratory locusts in which they exhibit characteristics in morphology and behavior intermediate between those typical of solitaria and gregaria
Word History
Etymology
New Latin transeunt-, transiens, from Latin, present participle of transire
- misery
- misery guts
- misery index
- a penny saved is a penny earned
- a perfect world
- a person of substance
- a person to be reckoned with
- a person to reckon with
- a piacere
- a picture is worth a thousand words
- a piece of cake
- a piece of junk
- a piece of someone
- a piece of the pie
- a piece/slice/share of the pie
- a pig in a poke
- a place to call home
- a poor fourth
- a poor second
- a poor second/third/fourth
- a poor third
- a pop
- A post
- a posteriori
- A power supply