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Definition of beetle
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Beetle
(v. t.) To beat with a heavy
mallet.
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Curculio
::
Curculio
(n.) One of a large group of
beetles
(Rhynchophora)
of many
genera;
--
called
also
weevils,
snout
beetles,
billbeetles,
and
billbugs.
Many of the
species
are very
destructive,
as the plum
curculio,
the corn,
grain,
and rice
weevils,
etc..
Cocktail
::
Cocktail
(n.) A
species
of rove
beetle;
-- so
called
from its habit of
elevating
the tail.
Beetle
::
Beetle
(v. i.) To
extend
over and
beyond
the base or
support;
to
overhang;
to jut.
Maul
::
Maul (n.) A heavy
wooden
hammer
or
beetle.
Billbeetle
::
Billbeetle
(n.) Alt. of
Billbu.
Deathwatch
::
Deathwatch
(n.) A small
beetle
(Anobium
tessellatum
and other
allied
species).
By
forcibly
striking
its head
against
woodwork
it makes a
ticking
sound,
which is a call of the sexes to each
other,
but has been
imagined
by
superstitious
people
to
presage
death..
Mallet
::
Mallet
(n.) A small maul with a short
handle,
-- used esp. for
driving
a tool, as a
chisel
or the like; also, a light
beetle
with a long
handle,
-- used in
playing
croquet..
Dynastidan
::
Dynastidan
(n.) One of a group of
gigantic,
horned
beetles,
including
Dynastus
Neptunus,
and the
Hercules
beetle
(D.
Hercules)
of
tropical
America,
which grow to be six
inches
in
length..
Quadricornous
::
Quadricornous
(a.)
Having
four
horns,
or
hornlike
organs;
as, a
quadricornous
beetle..
Beetled
::
Beetled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Beetl.
Heteromerous
::
Heteromerous
(a.)
Having
five
tarsal
joints
in the
anterior
and
middle
legs, but only four in the
posterior
pair, as the
blister
beetles
and oil
beetles..
Hornbug
::
Hornbug
(n.) A large
nocturnal
beetle
of the genus
Lucanus
(as L.
capreolus,
and L.
dama),
having
long,
curved
upper jaws,
resembling
a
sickle.
The grubs are found in the
trunks
of old
trees..
Triungulus
::
Triungulus
(n.) The
active
young larva of any oil
beetle.
It has feet armed with three
claws,
and is
parasitic
on bees. See
Illust.
of Oil
beetle,
under Oil..
Mall
::
Mall (n.) A large heavy
wooden
beetle;
a
mallet
for
driving
anything
with
force;
a maul.
Water Beetle
::
Water
beetle
() Any one of
numerous
species
of
aquatic
beetles
belonging
to
Dytiscus
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Dytiscidae,
and to
various
genera
of the
family
Hydrophilidae.
These
beetles
swim with great
agility,
the
fringed
hind legs
acting
together
like
oars..
Firefly
::
Firefly
(n.) Any
luminous
winged
insect,
esp.
luminous
beetles
of the
family
Lampyridae..
Bug
::
Bug (n.) One of
various
species
of
Coleoptera;
as, the
ladybug;
potato
bug, etc.;
loosely,
any
beetle..
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) Any
beetle
of the
family
Elateridae,
having
the
habit,
when laid on the back, of
giving
a
sudden
upward
spring,
by a quick
movement
of the
articulation
between
the
abdomen
and
thorax;
--
called
also click
beetle,
spring
beetle,
and
snapping
beetle..
Staghound
::
Stag-horned
(a.)
Having
the
mandibles
large and
palmate,
or
branched
somewhat
like the
antlers
of a stag; -- said of
certain
beetles..
Bullcomber
::
Bullcomber
(n.) A
scaraboid
beetle;
esp. the
Typhaeus
vulgaris
of
Europe.
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