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aulophore

aulophore noun: the larval form of some insects that has a mucous tube.

Noun

aulophore (plural aulophores)

  1. The larval form of some insects that has a mucous tube

Forms of aulophore

pluralaulophores

Origin of aulophore

From aulo- (“flute”) + -phore.

Questions about aulophore

What does aulophore mean?
Aulophore means the larval form of some insects that has a mucous tube.
What part of speech is aulophore?
Aulophore is a noun.
What is the plural of aulophore?
The plural of aulophore is aulophores.

Words near aulophore in the dictionary

  1. aulode
  2. aulodes
  3. aulodont
  4. auloi
  5. aulophobia
  6. aulophore
  7. aulophores
  8. aulopid
  9. aulopids
  10. aulopiform
  11. aulopiformid

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