Definition of nidicole in English:

nidicole

noun ˈnɪdɪkəʊl

Zoology

1An animal which lives in the nest, burrow, etc., of another species.
2A bird or other animal whose young remain in the nest, burrow, etc., for an extended period after birth. Compare nidifugerare.

1950s; earliest use found in Irish Naturalists' Journal. From classical Latin nīdus nest + -cole, after nidicolous.

nounˈnɪdɪkəʊl

Zoology

1An animal which lives in the nest, burrow, etc., of another species.
2A bird or other animal whose young remain in the nest, burrow, etc., for an extended period after birth. Compare nidifugerare.

1950s; earliest use found in Irish Naturalists' Journal. From classical Latin nīdus nest + -cole, after nidicolous.

词汇	nidicole
释义	Definition of nidicole in English: nidicole noun ˈnɪdɪkəʊl Zoology 1An animal which lives in the nest, burrow, etc., of another species. 2A bird or other animal whose young remain in the nest, burrow, etc., for an extended period after birth. Compare nidifugerare. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Irish Naturalists' Journal. From classical Latin nīdus nest + -cole, after nidicolous. Definition of nidicole in US English: nidicole nounˈnɪdɪkəʊl Zoology 1An animal which lives in the nest, burrow, etc., of another species. 2A bird or other animal whose young remain in the nest, burrow, etc., for an extended period after birth. Compare nidifugerare. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Irish Naturalists' Journal. From classical Latin nīdus nest + -cole, after nidicolous.
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