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Nemesis
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Larvae
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Proboscis
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Indigenous
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Iridescent
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Entomologist
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Pollinate
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Industrious
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Subterranean
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Insatiable
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Trepidation
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Metamorphosis
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Quarantine
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Indefatigable
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Ubiquitous
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Insecticide
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Nocturnal
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Embryonic
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Definition List
A) In an early or beginning stage of anything; undeveloped; rudimentary
B) Individual specializing in the branch of zoology dealing with insects
C) Incapable of being tired out; not weary or exhausted
D) Working energetically and devotedly; diligent; full of energy and zeal toward work
E) Originating in or characteristic of a particular region; native; natural
F) Displaying an array of lustrous, changing colors like those of the rainbow
G) Hard to be or incapable of being satisfied; greedy; avaricious
H) A substance, agent or preparation used to destroy insects
I) Immature, wingless, feeding stage of insects undergoing transformation (plural noun)
J) Change of form in either appearance, condition or function; a transformation
K) Unconquerable opponent or rival
L) Pertaining to the night; done, occurring or coming at night
M) To fertilize (to convey the fine grains or spores to the stigma) flowering plants
N) Elongated, protrusion on the head of certain insects used for feeding
O) Existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent
P) Strict isolation imposed to prevent the spread of a disease (a period of 40 days)
Q) Existing, situated or operating below the surface of the earth, out of sight or secretly
R) Tremulous fear, alarm or agitation; trembling or quivering movement
