ahuatle
noun
ahuat·le
ˈä-ˌwät-lē
: water-insect eggs dried and used as food by Mexicans
Word History
Etymology
Mexican Spanish ahuatle, ahuautle, from Nahuatl ahuautli, from atl water + huautli wild amaranth
First Known Use
1888, in the meaning defined above
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- nitrogation
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- nitrogen
- nitrogen balance
- nitrogen chloride
- nitrogen cycle
- nitrogen dioxide
- nitrogen family
- nitrogen fixation
- nitrogen monoxide
- nitrogen mustard
- nitrogen narcosis
- nitrogen oxide
- nitrogen pentoxide