Inquiline (noun) (zoology)
in-kwil-ine
An animal exploiting the living space of another, e.g. an insect that lays its eggs in a gall produced by another.
Mid 17th century from Latin inquilinus ‘temporary resident’, from in- ‘into’ + colere ‘dwell’.
Example sentences
“an inquiline insect”
Ajvar (ајвар) (Macedonian) (noun) ay-vahr A traditional roasted red pepper spread From the Turkish word havyar, meaning "caviar" (more…)
