Phyllodocidae
plural noun
Phyl·lo·doc·i·dae
ˌfiləˈdäsəˌdē
: a cosmopolitan family of elongated active polychaete worms with broad leaflike cirri, several prostonial tentacles, and one or two pairs of eyes
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Phyllodoce, type genus + -idae
- pyralididaes
- Pyralidoidea
- pyralids
- Pyralin
- pyralis
- pyralises
- pyralisses
- pyraloid
- Pyraloidea
- pyraloids
- Pyrameis
- pyramid
- pyramid ant
- pyramid flower
- pyramid head
- Pyramid Lake
- pyramid of numbers
- pyramid of the cerebellum
- pyramid of the medulla
- pyramid plant
- pyramid roof
- pyramid scheme
- pyramid schemes
- pyramid shell
- pyramidal