(plural acari)

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• acari — pl of ACARUS * * * aca·ri (akґə ri) [L.] plural of acarus …   Medical dictionary

• Acari — Ac·a·ri ak ə .rī, .rē n pl a cosmopolitan and very large order of the class Arachnida comprising the mites and ticks most of which lack distinct demarcation into cephalothorax and abdomen and have no book lungs, many of which are parasites of… …   Medical dictionary

• acari — I. ˈakərē, ˌrī Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akari, a mite synonym of acarina II. plural of acarus …   Useful english dictionary

• acarus — noun (plural acari) Etymology: New Latin, genus name, from Greek akari, a mite Date: 1658 mite; especially one of a formerly extensive genus (Acarus) …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• acarus — /ˈækərəs/ (say akuhruhs) noun (plural acari /ˈækəri/ (say akuhree)) an animal of the genus Acarus; a mite. {New Latin, from Greek akari} …  

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• Acarina — noun mites and ticks • Syn: ↑order Acarina • Hypernyms: ↑animal order • Member Holonyms: ↑Arachnida, ↑class Arachnida • Member Meronyms: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

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