Buthidae
plural noun
Bu·thi·dae
ˈbyüthəˌdē
: a widely distributed family of scorpions having a large triangular sternum with the sides strongly convergent anteriorly
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Buthus, type genus + -idae
- on both sides
- on brand
- on call
- on camera
- on campus
- on closer inspection
- on cloud nine
- on command
- on commission
- on company time
- on condition of anonymity
- on condition that
- on consignment
- on contact
- on creek
- on crutches
- on cue
- on dangerous ground
- on deadline
- on deck
- on defense
- on delivery
- on demand
- on deposit
- on display