inquiline
noun
in·qui·line ˈin-kwə-ˌlīn 
ˈiŋ-,
-lən
: an animal that lives habitually in the nest or abode of some other species
Word History
Etymology
Latin inquilinus tenant, lodger, from in- + colere to cultivate, dwell — more at wheel
First Known Use
1879, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
inquiline
noun
in·qui·line ˈin-kwə-ˌlīn, ˈiŋ-, -lən
: an animal (as the house mouse) that lives habitually in the nest or abode (as a human dwelling) of some other species
- monkeyed with
- monkeyfy
- monkeyhood
- monkeying
- monkeying (around)
- monkeying (with)
- monkeying about
- monkeying about with
- monkeying around
- monkeying around with
- monkeying with
- monkeyish
- monkeyishly
- monkeyishness
- monkeynuts
- monkeypod
- monkeypods
- monkeypots
- monkeypox
- monkeys
- monkeys (around)
- brassed
- brassed off
- brasser
- brasserie