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moth
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- an insect with two pairs of broad wings covered in microscopic scales, typically drably coloured and held flat when at rest. Moths are chiefly nocturnal, and lack the clubbed antennae of butterflies.；a clothes moth
noun: moth, plural noun: moths
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- 1. an insect with two pairs of broad wings covered in microscopic scales, typically drably coloured and held flat when at rest. Moths are chiefly nocturnal, and lack the clubbed antennae of butterflies.
- ▪ a clothes moth I store my sweaters in plastic bags to protect them from moths
- damaged or destroyed by moths.
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- damaged or destroyed by clothes moths.
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- a moth that emerges in the winter, the female of which has only vestigial wings. It was ...
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- a small, slender long-legged moth with narrow wings divided into feathery plumes. At rest the ...
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- a small, drab moth whose larvae feed on a range of animal fibres and can be destructive to ...
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- a brown moth whose caterpillars are pests of cabbages and related plants.
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- a large moth of the silk moth family with eyespots on all four wings.
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- a small white American moth which lays its eggs in the ovary of a yucca plant. While doing so ...
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- a chiefly nocturnal insect related to the butterflies. It lacks the clubbed antennae of ...
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