EPICAUTA


Meaning of EPICAUTA in English

ˌepəˈkȯd.ə noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Greek epikautē, feminine of epikautos burned at the tip, from epikaiein to burn on the surface, burn at the top, from epi- + kaiein to burn — more at caustic

: a cosmopolitan genus of blister beetles that feed on various cultivated plants as adults and that as larvae are predacious in egg masses or nests of insects

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