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calicoback Meaning

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calicoback (n.)

The calico bass.

An hemipterous insect (Murgantia histrionica) which injures the cabbage and other garden plants; -- called also calico bug and harlequin cabbage bug.

calicoback Sentence Examples

  1. The calicoback cat prowled gracefully through the garden, its fur a mosaic of vibrant colors.
  2. As the sun set, the calicoback butterfly fluttered among the flowers, a stunning sight against the fading light.
  3. The calicoback snake slithered silently through the underbrush, its pattern blending seamlessly with the foliage.
  4. A calicoback quilt adorned the bed, its intricate patchwork design a testament to the skill of its creator.
  5. The artist painted a calicoback scene, capturing the beauty of the countryside with its diverse hues.
  6. In the antique shop, a calicoback vase caught my eye with its intricate patterns and rich colors.
  7. The calicoback bird chirped melodically from its perch, its feathers shimmering in the sunlight.
  8. She wore a calicoback dress to the party, standing out amidst a sea of plain colors.
  9. The calicoback fish darted gracefully through the water, its scales shimmering with iridescence.
  10. The calicoback tapestry hung proudly on the wall, each thread carefully woven to create a stunning display of color and pattern.

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The calico bass., An hemipterous insect (Murgantia histrionica) which injures the cabbage and other garden plants; -- called also calico bug and harlequin cabba

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The calicoback cat prowled gracefully through the garden, its fur a mosaic of vibrant colors.

As the sun set, the calicoback butterfly fluttered among the flowers, a stunning sight against the fading light.

The calicoback snake slithered silently through the underbrush, its pattern blending seamlessly with the foliage.

A calicoback quilt adorned the bed, its intricate patchwork design a testament to the skill of its creator.