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Definition of dipterous
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Dipterous
(a.)
Having
two
wings;
two-winged.
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Poiser
::
Poiser
(n.) The
balancer
of
dipterous
insects.
Nematocera
::
Nematocera
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
dipterous
insects,
having
long
antennae,
as the
mosquito,
gnat, and crane fly; --
called
also
Nemocera..
Drone Fly
::
Drone fly () A
dipterous
insect
(Eristalis
tenax),
resembling
the drone bee. See
Eristalis..
Eristalis
::
Eristalis
(n.) A genus of
dipterous
insects
whose young
(called
rat-tailed
larvae)
are
remarkable
for their long
tapering
tail, which
spiracles
at the tip, and for their
ability
to live in very
impure
and salt
waters;
-- also
called
drone fly..
Dipterous
::
Dipterous
(a.)
Having
two
wings;
two-winged.
Musca
::
Musca (n.) A genus of
dipterous
insects,
including
the
common
house fly, and
numerous
allied
species..
Tanystomata
::
Tanystomata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
dipterous
insects
in which the
proboscis
is large and
contains
lancelike
mandibles
and
maxillae.
The
horseflies
and
robber
flies are
examples.
Tipula
::
Tipula
(n.) Any one of many
species
of
long-legged
dipterous
insects
belonging
to
Tipula
and
allied
genera.
They have long and
slender
bodies.
See Crane fly, under
Crane..
Hippobosca
::
Hippobosca
(n.) A genus of
dipterous
insects
including
the
horsefly
or horse tick.
Horsefly
::
Horsefly
(n.) Any
dipterous
fly of the
family
Tabanidae,
that
stings
horses,
and sucks their
blood..
Gadfly
::
Gadfly
(n.) Any
dipterous
insect
of the genus
Oestrus,
and
allied
genera
of
botflies..
Gnat
::
Gnat (n.) A
blood-sucking
dipterous
fly, of the genus
Culex,
undergoing
a
metamorphosis
in
water.
The
females
have a
proboscis
armed with
needlelike
organs
for
penetrating
the skin of
animals.
These are
wanting
in the
males.
In
America
they are
generally
called
mosquitoes.
See
Mosquito..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) Any
dipterous
insect;
as, the house fly; flesh fly; black fly. See
Diptera,
and
Illust.
in
Append..
Culex
::
Culex (n.) A genus of
dipterous
insects,
including
the gnat and
mosquito..
Daddy Longlegs
::
Daddy
longlegs
() A name
applied
to many
species
of
dipterous
insects
of the genus
Tipula,
and
allied
genera,
with
slender
bodies,
and very long,
slender
legs; the crane fly; --
called
also
father
longlegs..
Gentle
::
Gentle
(n.) A
dipterous
larva used as fish bait.
Berna Fly
::
Berna fly () A
Brazilian
dipterous
insect
of the genus
Trypeta,
which lays its eggs in the
nostrils
or in
wounds
of man and
beast,
where the
larvae
do great
injury..
Breeze Fly
::
Breeze
fly (n.) A fly of
various
species,
of the
family
Tabanidae,
noted for
buzzing
about
animals,
and
tormenting
them by
sucking
their
blood;
--
called
also
horsefly,
and
gadfly.
They are among the
largest
of
two-winged
or
dipterous
insects.
The name is also given to
different
species
of
botflies..
Miner
::
Miner (n.) Any of
numerous
insects
which,
in the
larval
state,
excavate
galleries
in the
parenchyma
of
leaves.
They are
mostly
minute
moths and
dipterous
flies..
Xylophagides
::
Xylophagides
(n. pl.) A tribe or
family
of
dipterous
flies whose
larvae
live in
decayed
wood. Some of the
tropical
species
are very
large.
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