metapneustic
adjective
met·ap·neus·tic
¦meˌtap¦n(y)üstik
of an insect larva
: breathing through a single pair of posterior or anal spiracles
Word History
Etymology
meta- + Greek pneustikos of or for breathing, from (assumed) Greek pneustos (verbal of Greek pnein to breathe) + Greek -ikos -ic
- throughputs
- throughs
- throughway
- throughways
- throve
- throve on
- throw
- throw (on)
- throw (someone) a bone
- throw (someone) a curve/curveball
- throw (someone) a kiss
- throw (someone) for a loop
- throw (someone) for a loss
- throw (something) out the window
- throw a block
- throw a bone
- throw a curve
- throw a curveball
- throw a fit
- throw a kiss
- throw a monkey wrench into
- throw a spanner in the works
- throw a tantrum
- throw a wobbly
- throw a wrench into the works