flammiferous (Meaning)
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flammiferous (a.)
Producing flame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of flammiferous
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flammiferous Sentence Examples
- The flammiferous glands of the tiger beetle are responsible for producing the chemical fire that it uses to capture prey.
- The flammiferous sac of the spider sucks the hemolymph from the body of the prey.
- The flammiferous glands of the bombardier beetle are responsible for producing the hot, noxious spray that it uses to deter predators.
- The flammiferous glands of the firefly produce the light that attracts mates and warns predators.
- The flammiferous glands of the wax moth produce the wax that it uses to build its honeycomb.
- The flammiferous glands of the dragonfly larva produce the silk that it uses to capture prey.
- The flammiferous glands of the mayfly nymph produce the mucus that it uses to build its underwater tunnel.
- The flammiferous glands of the stonefly larva produce the sticky substance that it uses to attach itself to rocks.
- The flammiferous glands of the caddisfly larva produce the silk that it uses to build its case.
- The flammiferous glands of the alderfly larva produce the froth that it uses to hide itself from predators.
FAQs About the word flammiferous
Producing flame.
No synonyms found.
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The flammiferous glands of the tiger beetle are responsible for producing the chemical fire that it uses to capture prey.
The flammiferous sac of the spider sucks the hemolymph from the body of the prey.
The flammiferous glands of the bombardier beetle are responsible for producing the hot, noxious spray that it uses to deter predators.
The flammiferous glands of the firefly produce the light that attracts mates and warns predators.
