labiose (Meaning)
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labiose (a.)
Having the appearance of being labiate; -- said of certain polypetalous corollas.
Synonyms & Antonyms of labiose
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labiose Sentence Examples
- The bee's labiose pulsates rapidly, creating a buzzing sound.
- The labiose of a butterfly is a long, slender tube that it uses to suck nectar from flowers.
- The labiose of a moth is covered in tiny hairs that help it to collect pollen.
- The labiose of a fly is used to lap up food, such as sugar water.
- The labiose of a mosquito is sharp and pointed, and it uses it to pierce the skin of its victim.
- The labiose of a scorpion is used to inject venom into its prey.
- The labiose of a spider is used to spin webs.
- The labiose of a centipede is used to walk and to catch prey.
- The labiose of a millipede is used to crawl and to dig burrows.
- The labiose of a pillbug is used to roll up into a ball when it is threatened.
FAQs About the word labiose
Having the appearance of being labiate; -- said of certain polypetalous corollas.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bee's labiose pulsates rapidly, creating a buzzing sound.
The labiose of a butterfly is a long, slender tube that it uses to suck nectar from flowers.
The labiose of a moth is covered in tiny hairs that help it to collect pollen.
The labiose of a fly is used to lap up food, such as sugar water.
