tineid moth (Meaning)

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tineid moth (n)

small yellowish moths whose larvae feed on wool or fur

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The tineid moth, with its intricate wing patterns, fluttered gracefully through the summer breeze.
The tiny tineid moth left behind a trail of delicate silken threads as it scurried across the antique rug.
The infestation of tineid moths threatened to destroy the valuable collection of textiles in the museum.
The larvae of the tineid moth, known as casemaking clothes moths, feasted on the wool fibers of the sweaters stored in the attic.
The adult tineid moth emerged from its silken cocoon with a vibrant array of colors on its wings.
The pheromones released by the female tineid moth attracted numerous males to her location for mating.
The flight of the tineid moth was erratic and unpredictable, making it difficult to capture.
The presence of tineid moths in a home indicated a problem with moisture or organic material accumulation.
The tineid moth larvae's ability to digest keratin made them a potential threat to stored animal products, such as leather and fur.
Scientists studied the unique biology of the tineid moth to gain insights into the evolution of insects and their adaptations to various habitats.

small yellowish moths whose larvae feed on wool or fur

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tineid moth, with its intricate wing patterns, fluttered gracefully through the summer breeze.

The tiny tineid moth left behind a trail of delicate silken threads as it scurried across the antique rug.

The infestation of tineid moths threatened to destroy the valuable collection of textiles in the museum.

The larvae of the tineid moth, known as casemaking clothes moths, feasted on the wool fibers of the sweaters stored in the attic.