stinger in Latin
stinger in Latin is aculeus — stinger means the pointed body part an insect or animal uses to sting.
stinger in Latin
aculeus
A pointed portion of an insect or arachnid used for attack.
What does "stinger" mean?
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noun The pointed body part an insect or animal uses to sting.
"A wasp's stinger can be used more than once, unlike a honeybee's."
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noun A cocktail made with brandy and crème de menthe.
"He ordered a stinger to finish off the evening."
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noun A remark or comment that stings emotionally.
"Her review contained one particularly cruel stinger about the director."
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stinger in a sentence
- A wasp's stinger can be used more than once, unlike a honeybee's.
- He ordered a stinger to finish off the evening.
- Her review contained one particularly cruel stinger about the director.
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What is "stinger" in Latin?
"stinger" in Latin is aculeus. stinger means: The pointed body part an insect or animal uses to sting.
How do you use "stinger" in a sentence?
Example: "A wasp's stinger can be used more than once, unlike a honeybee's." In Latin, "stinger" is aculeus.
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