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conscutum

conscutum noun: a shield-like plate of a hard tick (found in males).

Noun

conscutum (plural conscuta)

  1. A shield-like plate of a hard tick (found in males).

Forms of conscutum

pluralconscuta

Questions about conscutum

What does conscutum mean?
Conscutum means a shield-like plate of a hard tick (found in males).
What part of speech is conscutum?
Conscutum is a noun.
What is the plural of conscutum?
The plural of conscutum is conscuta.

Words near conscutum in the dictionary

  1. conscriptionist
  2. conscriptionists
  3. conscriptions
  4. conscriptive
  5. conscripts
  6. conscutum
  7. consecratable
  8. consecrate
  9. consecrated
  10. consecrated virgin
  11. consecrated virgins

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