salt marsh moth
salt marsh moth noun: estigmene acrea, a fairly common North American tiger moth whose wings are white with black dots.

Noun
salt marsh moth (plural salt marsh moths)
- Estigmene acrea, a fairly common North American tiger moth whose wings are white with black dots.
Forms of salt marsh moth
| plural | salt marsh moths |
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Origin of salt marsh moth
From salt marsh + moth.
Questions about salt marsh moth
- What does salt marsh moth mean?
- Salt marsh moth means estigmene acrea, a fairly common North American tiger moth whose wings are white with black dots.
- What part of speech is salt marsh moth?
- Salt marsh moth is a noun.
- What is the plural of salt marsh moth?
- The plural of salt marsh moth is salt marsh moths.
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