Embiodea

plural noun
Em·​bi·​o·​dea | \ ˌembēˈōdēə\

Definition of Embiodea

: a small order of slender elongated chiefly tropical insects with large head and 10-segmented abdomen having males that are usually winged and both nymphs and adults that live in silken webs which they spin with glands in the fore tarsi — see web spinner

History and Etymology for Embiodea

New Latin, from Embia + -odea

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