Dexiidae
plural noun
Dex·i·idae
dekˈsīəˌdē
: a family of muscoid flies that are closely related to the tachina fly and have larvae which are parasitic in insects and other small arthropods
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Dexia, type genus (perhaps from Greek dexia right hand, from feminine of dexios) + -idae
- faced
- faced off
- faced up
- faced up (to)
- faced up to
- faced wall
- facedown
- facedowns
- faceless
- facelessness
- facelessnesses
- kept (from)
- kept (on)
- kept (someone) posted
- kept (to)
- kept after
- kept an eye on
- kept back
- kept clear of
- kept company
- kept company (with)
- kept company with
- kept down
- kept from
- kept going