conenose (Meaning)

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conenose (n)

large bloodsucking bug

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Beware the conenose bug, also known as the kissing bug, as it carries a parasite that can cause Chagas disease.
The flashlight's powerful beam cut through the darkness, its tip resembling a glowing conenose.
The party favors included funny glasses with oversized, mismatched conenose attachments.
Paleontologists meticulously studied the dinosaur skull, noting its prominent conenose and sharp teeth.
The cartoon witch cackled, her exaggerated conenose wiggling with each laugh.
The ice cream cone had a slight tilt, making it look like it had a playful conenose.
The child pointed excitedly at the rocket blasting off, its fiery exhaust creating a temporary conenose in the sky.
The woodpecker hammered away at the tree trunk, its long, pointed conenose perfectly suited for reaching hidden insects.
The boat rocked gently in the waves, its bow cutting through the water with a sharp, conenose-like form.
The jester juggled brightly colored balls, his oversized conenose adding to the comedic effect.

large bloodsucking bug

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Beware the conenose bug, also known as the kissing bug, as it carries a parasite that can cause Chagas disease.

The flashlight's powerful beam cut through the darkness, its tip resembling a glowing conenose.

The party favors included funny glasses with oversized, mismatched conenose attachments.

Paleontologists meticulously studied the dinosaur skull, noting its prominent conenose and sharp teeth.