TEREBRA | • terebra n. The boring ovipositor of a hymenopterous insect. • terebra n. (Historical) An Ancient Roman engine for making a breach in a wall. • Terebra prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Terebridae. |
TEREBRAE | • terebrae n. Plural of terebra. • TEREBRA n. (Latin) a boring instrument. |
TEREBRANT | • terebrant adj. (Zoology, of an insect) That bores. • terebrant n. (Zoology) Any insect that bores. • TEREBRANT adj. boring, having a piercing ovipositor. |
TEREBRANTS | • terebrants n. Plural of terebrant. • TEREBRANT n. (facetious) a bore. |
TEREBRAS | • terebras n. Plural of terebra. • TEREBRA n. (Latin) a boring instrument. |
TEREBRATE | • terebrate adj. Provided with a borer. • terebrate v. To bore or perforate. • TEREBRATE v. to bore into; to pierce. |
TEREBRATED | • terebrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of terebrate. • TEREBRATE v. to bore into; to pierce. |
TEREBRATES | • terebrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of terebrate. • TEREBRATE v. to bore into; to pierce. |
TEREBRATING | • terebrating v. Present participle of terebrate. • TEREBRATE v. to bore into; to pierce. |
TEREBRATION | • terebration n. The act of terebrating, or boring through something. • terebration n. (Medicine) A pain that feels like boring or drilling. • TEREBRATION n. a pain that feels as though a drill is boring through some body part. |
TEREBRATIONS | • terebrations n. Plural of terebration. • TEREBRATION n. a pain that feels as though a drill is boring through some body part. |
TEREBRATULA | • terebratula n. (Zoology) Any of the genus Terebratula of brachiopods. • Terebratula prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Terebratulidae – certain brachiopods. • TEREBRATULA n. a member of Terebratula, the lampshell genus of brachiopods, with perforated beak. |
TEREBRATULAE | • TEREBRATULA n. a member of Terebratula, the lampshell genus of brachiopods, with perforated beak. |
TEREBRATULAS | • terebratulas n. Plural of terebratula. • TEREBRATULA n. a member of Terebratula, the lampshell genus of brachiopods, with perforated beak. |