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gor·di·idae
\gȯ(r)ˈdīəˌdē\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Gordius, type genus (after Gordius of Phrygia) + -idae; from the knots into which such worms twist
: the chief family of Gordioidea coextensive with its type genus (Gordius) and including a number of long slender smooth-bodied worms (as hairworms or horsehair snakes) |