cellar beetle
noun
Any of several large, slow-moving tenebrionid beetles of the genus Blaps; especially B. mucronata, which frequents cellars, outhouses, etc.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in John G. Wood (1827–1889), natural historian and microscopist.
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