Definition of muscoid in English:

muscoid

adjective ˈmʌskɔɪd

Botany

Resembling moss; mosslike. Now rare.

adjective ˈmʌskɔɪd

Entomology

Relating to or designating dipteran flies of the section Schizophora (suborder Cyclorrhapha), especially of the superfamily Muscoidea which includes Muscidae and related families.

noun ˈmʌskɔɪd

Entomology

A muscoid fly.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Noah Webster (1758–1843), lexicographer. From classical Latin muscus moss + -oid
early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Muscoidea, superfamily name from Musca + -oidea, suffix forming superfamily names.

Definition of muscoid in US English:

muscoid

adjectiveˈmʌskɔɪd

Botany

Resembling moss; mosslike. Now rare.

adjectiveˈmʌskɔɪd

Entomology

Relating to or designating dipteran flies of the section Schizophora (suborder Cyclorrhapha), especially of the superfamily Muscoidea which includes Muscidae and related families.

nounˈmʌskɔɪd

Entomology

A muscoid fly.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Noah Webster (1758–1843), lexicographer. From classical Latin muscus moss + -oid<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Muscoidea, superfamily name from Musca + -oidea, suffix forming superfamily names.

词汇	muscoid
释义	Definition of muscoid in English: muscoid adjective ˈmʌskɔɪd Botany Resembling moss; mosslike. Now rare. adjective ˈmʌskɔɪd Entomology Relating to or designating dipteran flies of the section Schizophora (suborder Cyclorrhapha), especially of the superfamily Muscoidea which includes Muscidae and related families. noun ˈmʌskɔɪd Entomology A muscoid fly. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Noah Webster (1758–1843), lexicographer. From classical Latin muscus moss + -oid early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Muscoidea, superfamily name from Musca + -oidea, suffix forming superfamily names. Definition of muscoid in US English: muscoid adjectiveˈmʌskɔɪd Botany Resembling moss; mosslike. Now rare. adjectiveˈmʌskɔɪd Entomology Relating to or designating dipteran flies of the section Schizophora (suborder Cyclorrhapha), especially of the superfamily Muscoidea which includes Muscidae and related families. nounˈmʌskɔɪd Entomology A muscoid fly. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Noah Webster (1758–1843), lexicographer. From classical Latin muscus moss + -oid<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Muscoidea, superfamily name from Musca + -oidea, suffix forming superfamily names.
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