Definition of muscid in English:

muscid

noun ˈmʌsɪdˈməsid

Entomology

An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae ).
Example sentencesExamples
- Mosquitoes and tabanids bite us, muscids pester us and blow flies get into our meat if it is left open.
- Jade spent most of her time chasing muscids and asilids in the drier forested and open rocky areas.
- The patterns of distribution of the South American muscid species are scarcely known.
- Schiner's system also was more especially applied to the brachycerous and muscid types, though he did attempt to homologize it with the nemocerous venation.
- The influence of sex and parasitism on the muscid longevity was measured using the factor analysis of variance.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Muscidae (plural), from Latin musca 'fly'.

Definition of muscid in US English:

muscid

nounˈməsid

Entomology

An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae).
Example sentencesExamples
- The influence of sex and parasitism on the muscid longevity was measured using the factor analysis of variance.
- Schiner's system also was more especially applied to the brachycerous and muscid types, though he did attempt to homologize it with the nemocerous venation.
- Mosquitoes and tabanids bite us, muscids pester us and blow flies get into our meat if it is left open.
- Jade spent most of her time chasing muscids and asilids in the drier forested and open rocky areas.
- The patterns of distribution of the South American muscid species are scarcely known.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Muscidae (plural), from Latin musca ‘fly’.

单词	muscid
释义	Definition of muscid in English: muscid noun ˈmʌsɪdˈməsid Entomology An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae ). Example sentencesExamples Mosquitoes and tabanids bite us, muscids pester us and blow flies get into our meat if it is left open. Jade spent most of her time chasing muscids and asilids in the drier forested and open rocky areas. The patterns of distribution of the South American muscid species are scarcely known. Schiner's system also was more especially applied to the brachycerous and muscid types, though he did attempt to homologize it with the nemocerous venation. The influence of sex and parasitism on the muscid longevity was measured using the factor analysis of variance. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Muscidae (plural), from Latin musca 'fly'. Definition of muscid in US English: muscid nounˈməsid Entomology An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae). Example sentencesExamples The influence of sex and parasitism on the muscid longevity was measured using the factor analysis of variance. Schiner's system also was more especially applied to the brachycerous and muscid types, though he did attempt to homologize it with the nemocerous venation. Mosquitoes and tabanids bite us, muscids pester us and blow flies get into our meat if it is left open. Jade spent most of her time chasing muscids and asilids in the drier forested and open rocky areas. The patterns of distribution of the South American muscid species are scarcely known. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Muscidae (plural), from Latin musca ‘fly’.
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