Cydnidae
plural noun
Cyd·ni·dae
-nəˌdē
: a widely distributed family of chiefly tropical bugs that are related to the stinkbugs and include a number of burrowing bugs with the first two pairs of legs modified for digging in soil
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Cydnus, type genus (from Greek kydnos glorious, renowned, from kydos glory, renown) + -idae; from their bright colors
- antitoxins
- antitrades
- antitraditional
- antitragi
- antitranspirant
- antitrochanter
- antitrope
- antitropic
- antitropy
- antitrust
- antitruster
- antitrusters
- antitubercular
- antituberculosis
- antituberculous
- antitumor
- antitumoral
- antitumour
- antitumoural
- antitussive
- antitussives
- antitwilight
- antitwilight arch
- antitype
- antitypes