Definition of palpicorn in English:

palpicorn

noun ˈpalpɪkɔːn

Entomology

A beetle of the superfamily Palpicornia (now called Hydrophiloidea), many members of which are characterized by particularly long palps. Now rare.

adjective ˈpalpɪkɔːn

Entomology

Of or relating to the superfamily Palpicornia (Hydrophiloidea).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ogilvie's Imperial Dictionary. From post-classical Latin palpus palp + classical Latin cornu horn, after French palpicornes. Compare scientific Latin Palpicornia, †Palpicornes.

Definition of palpicorn in US English:

palpicorn

nounˈpalpɪkɔːn

Entomology

A beetle of the superfamily Palpicornia (now called Hydrophiloidea), many members of which are characterized by particularly long palps. Now rare.

adjectiveˈpalpɪkɔːn

Entomology

Of or relating to the superfamily Palpicornia (Hydrophiloidea).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ogilvie's Imperial Dictionary. From post-classical Latin palpus palp + classical Latin cornu horn, after French palpicornes. Compare scientific Latin Palpicornia, † Palpicornes.

单词	palpicorn
释义	Definition of palpicorn in English: palpicorn noun ˈpalpɪkɔːn Entomology A beetle of the superfamily Palpicornia (now called Hydrophiloidea), many members of which are characterized by particularly long palps. Now rare. adjective ˈpalpɪkɔːn Entomology Of or relating to the superfamily Palpicornia (Hydrophiloidea). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ogilvie's Imperial Dictionary. From post-classical Latin palpus palp + classical Latin cornu horn, after French palpicornes. Compare scientific Latin Palpicornia, †Palpicornes. Definition of palpicorn in US English: palpicorn nounˈpalpɪkɔːn Entomology A beetle of the superfamily Palpicornia (now called Hydrophiloidea), many members of which are characterized by particularly long palps. Now rare. adjectiveˈpalpɪkɔːn Entomology Of or relating to the superfamily Palpicornia (Hydrophiloidea). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ogilvie's Imperial Dictionary. From post-classical Latin palpus palp + classical Latin cornu horn, after French palpicornes. Compare scientific Latin Palpicornia, † Palpicornes.
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