different between butterflies vs lepidopterous
butterflies
English
Noun
butterflies
- plural of butterfly
Noun
butterflies pl (plural only)
- (by ellipsis) butterflies in one's stomach
Derived terms
- butterflies in one's stomach
Verb
butterflies
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of butterfly
Anagrams
- filter tubes, flutterbies
butterflies From the web:
- what butterflies eat
- what butterflies are poisonous
- what butterflies migrate
- what butterflies mean
- what butterflies are migrating right now
- what butterflies symbolize
- what butterflies look like monarchs
- what butterflies do
lepidopterous
English
Etymology
Lepidoptera +? -ous
Adjective
lepidopterous (comparative more lepidopterous, superlative most lepidopterous)
- Having scaly wings.
- Of, or pertaining to butterflies.
Synonyms
- lepidopteran
Related terms
- lepidopterist
- lepidopterology
lepidopterous From the web:
- what is lepidopterous pests
- what does lepidopterous mean
- what is lepidopterous insect
- what does lepidopterous
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