Cleridae
plural noun
Cler·i·dae
ˈklerəˌdē
: a family of beetles related to the soldier beetles and fireflies and usually of bright checkered colors or metallic luster and predaceous on other insects
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Clerus, type genus (from Greek klēros, a kind of beetle, probably of the genus Clerus) + -idae
- gone goose
- gone gosling
- gone in
- gone in (on)
- gone in for
- gone in on
- gone like clockwork
- gone off
- gone off the deep end
- gone on
- gone one better
- gone out
- gone out (with)
- gone out of business
- gone out with
- gone over
- gone public
- gone public (with)
- gone public with
- gone sensation
- gone soft in the head
- gone steady
- gone through
- gone through the wringer
- gone to