Tarsonemidae
plural noun
Tar·so·nemi·dae
ˌtärsəˈneməˌdē,
-nēm-
: a family of small soft-bodied usually pale-colored mites including some that suck the juices of plants and others that are predaceous on insects and other minute animals
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Tarsonemus, type genus + -idae
- beekite
- beelike
- beeline
- beelined
- beelines
- beelining
- Beelzebub
- beelzebubs
- beeman
- beemaster
- beemasters
- beemen
- been
- been (to)
- been around
- been around the block
- been down that road before
- been down this road before
- been friends with
- been on the lookout for
- been out of breath
- been partial to
- been through the wringer
- been to
- been/gone down this/that road before