banded hickory borer
banded hickory borer noun: a species of brown longhorn beetle (Knulliana cincta) with orange patterns, found in the southern United States, certain northern areas of Mexico, and the Bahamas.

Noun
banded hickory borer (plural banded hickory borers)
- A species of brown longhorn beetle (Knulliana cincta) with orange patterns, found in the southern United States, certain northern areas of Mexico, and the Bahamas.
Forms of banded hickory borer
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Origin of banded hickory borer
From banded + hickory + borer. "Banded" is from a partial calque of translingual Knulliana cincta (“banded Knulliana”).
Questions about banded hickory borer
- What does banded hickory borer mean?
- Banded hickory borer means a species of brown longhorn beetle (Knulliana cincta) with orange patterns, found in the southern United States, certain northern areas of Mexico, and the Bahamas.
- What part of speech is banded hickory borer?
- Banded hickory borer is a noun.
- What is the plural of banded hickory borer?
- The plural of banded hickory borer is banded hickory borers.
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