haustellum
noun
haus·tel·lum hȯ-ˈste-ləm 
plural haustella hȯ-ˈste-lə
: a proboscis (as of an insect) adapted to suck blood or juices of plants
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, diminutive of Latin haustrum scoop on a waterwheel, from haurire to drink, draw — more at exhaust
First Known Use
1816, in the meaning defined above
- unaffected
- unaffectedly
- unaffectedness
- unaffectednesses
- unaffecting
- unaffectionate
- unaffectionately
- unaffianced
- unaffiliated
- unafflicted
- unaffluent
- unaffordabilities
- unaffordable
- unaffordably
- unaffrighted
- unaffrightedly
- unaffronted
- unaflow
- unafraid
- unageing
- unaggravated
- unaggressive
- unaggressively
- unaggressiveness
- unaging