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Definition of moth
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of moth is as below...
Moth (n.) Any
lepidopterous
insect
that feeds upon
garments,
grain,
etc.; as, the
clothes
moth; grain moth; bee moth. See these terms under
Clothes,
Grain,
etc..
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Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) One of the
destructive,
and
usually
hairy,
larvae
of
several
species
of
beetles
and grain
moths;
as, the bee
wolf..
Aunt
::
Aunt (n.) The
sister
of one's
father
or
mother;
--
correlative
to
nephew
or
niece.
Also
applied
to an
uncle's
wife.
Moth
::
Moth (n.) Any one of
various
other
insects
that
destroy
woolen
and fur
goods,
etc., esp. the
larvae
of
several
species
of
beetles
of the
genera
Dermestes
and
Anthrenus.
Carpet
moths are often the
larvae
of
Anthrenus.
See
Carpet
beetle,
under
Carpet,
Dermestes,
Anthrenus..
Hyperoartia
::
Hyperoartia
(n. pl.) An order of
marsipobranchs
including
the
lampreys.
The
suckerlike
moth
contains
numerous
teeth;
the nasal
opening
is in the
middle
of the head
above,
but it does not
connect
with the
mouth.
See
Cyclostoma,
and
Lamprey..
Nuzzle
::
Nuzzle
(v. t.) To hide the head, as a child in the
mother's
bosom;
to
nestle..
Fanfoot
::
Fanfoot
(n.) Any moth of the genus
Polypogon.
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.) A
festival
in honor of the visit of the
Virgin
Mary to
Elisabeth,
mother
of John the
Baptist,
celebrated
on the
second
of
July..
V Moth
::
V moth () A
common
gray
European
moth
(Halia
vauaria)
having
a
V-shaped
spot of dark brown on each of the fore
wings.
Dam
::
Dam (n.) A
female
parent;
-- used of
beasts,
especially
of
quadrupeds;
sometimes
applied
in
contempt
to a human
mother..
Pernyi Moth
::
Pernyi
moth () A
silk-producing
moth
(Attacus
Pernyi)
which feeds upon the oak. It has been
introduced
into
Europe
and
America
from
China.
Vernacular
::
Vernacular
(n.) The
vernacular
language;
one's
mother
tongue;
often,
the
common
forms of
expression
in a
particular
locality..
Hellenist
::
Hellenist
(n.) One who
affiliates
with
Greeks,
or
imitates
Greek
manners;
esp., a
person
of
Jewish
extraction
who used the Greek
language
as his
mother
tongue,
as did the Jews of Asia
Minor,
Greece,
Syria,
and
Egypt;
distinguished
from the
Hebraists,
or
native
Jews (Acts vi. 1)..
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) A genus of
microorganisms
of which the
acetic
ferment
(Mycoderma
aceti),
which
converts
alcoholic
fluids
into
vinegar,
is a
representative.
Cf.
Mother..
Venter
::
Venter
(n.) A
pregnant
woman;
a
mother;
as, A has a son B by one
venter,
and a
daughter
C by
another
venter;
children
by
different
venters..
Grandmother
::
Grandmother
(n.) The
mother
of one's
father
or
mother.
Wainscot
::
Wainscot
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
European
moths of the
family
Leucanidae.
Motherwort
::
Motherwort
(n.) A
labiate
herb
(Leonurus
Cardiaca),
of a
bitter
taste,
used
popularly
in
medicine;
lion's
tail..
Parent
::
Parent
(n.) One who
begets,
or
brings
forth,
offspring;
a
father
or a
mother..
Geometrid
::
Geometrid
(n.) One of
numerous
genera
and
species
of
moths,
of the
family
Geometridae;
-- so
called
because
their
larvae
(called
loopers,
measuring
worms,
spanworms,
and
inchworms)
creep in a
looping
manner,
as if
measuring.
Many of the
species
are
injurious
to
agriculture,
as the
cankerworms..
Smouldry
::
Smouldry
(a.)
Smoldering;
suffocating;
smothery.
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