mystax
/ˈmɪstaks/Entomology
noun
A line of stiff hairs or bristles on the mouthparts of certain flies.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Say (1787–1834). From scientific Latin mystax from ancient Greek μύσταξ moustache.
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- Androscoggin River
- androstenedione
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- (and) that's all she wrote
- and the like
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- an early bath
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