muscicolous
/mʌˈsɪkələs/Ecology
adjective
That lives among or in association with mosses.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mayne (1808–1868). From scientific Latin muscicola living in or with moss + -ous.
- hold a brief for
- holdall
- hold all the aces
- hold all the cards
- hold back
- holdback
- hold button
- hold court
- Hold 'Em
- Hold-Em
- Holden, William
- holder
- hold fast
- holdfast
- hold forth
- hold good (or true)
- hold hands
- hold hard
- holding
- holding company
- holding game
- holding ground
- holding operation
- holding paddock
- holding pattern