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apol·lo
I. \əˈpä(ˌ)lō\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: after Apollo, Graeco-Roman god of manly beauty, of poetry and music, and of the wisdom of oracles, from Latin, from Greek Apollōn
1. : a man of graceful beauty especially when young
2. or apollo butterfly [apollo, New Latin, specific epithet of Parnassius apollo, after Apollo, the god] : a European alpine butterfly (Parnassius apollo), largely white with eyelike markings; also : a related but darker butterfly (P. mnemosyne)
II. noun
Usage: usually capitalized, often attributive
Etymology: from Apollo, an asteroid of this class
: any of a class of asteroids having orbits that extend from inside to beyond Earth's orbit — compare amor herein |