Oxyopidae
plural noun
Oxy·op·i·dae
ˌäksēˈäpəˌdē
: a family of diurnal hunting spiders that have eight eyes and long legs and do not use webs to trap their prey
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Oxyopes, type genus (from Greek oxyōpēs sharp-eyed, from oxy- oxy- + -ōpēs -eyed—from ōps eye—) + -idae