What is "beetle" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does beetle mean in English? Meaning of beetle definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "beetle" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "beetle": insect having biting mouthparts and front wings modified to form horny covers overlying the membranous rear wings
Noun
Meaning of "beetle": be suspended over or hang over
Verb
Meaning of "beetle": jutting or overhanging
Adjective
Meaning of "beetle": a tool resembling a hammer but with a large head (usually wooden); used to drive wedges or ram down paving stones or for crushing or beating or flattening or smoothing
Noun
Meaning of "beetle": fly or go in a manner resembling a beetle
Verb
Meaning of "beetle": beat with a beetle
Verb
Synonyms:
pest, vermin, louse, ant, flea, gnat, cootie, protrude, swell, sag, bloat, distend, poke, dilate, balloon, bilge, enlarge, extrude, bag, belly, jut, billow, expand, pouch, protuberate, overhang, blob, stand out, stick out, bug out, pop out, puff out, hover, flap, pin, drift, float, cover, dangle, lean, wave, bend, attach, remain, drape, decorate, swing, hold, stick, flop, deck, sag, rest, nail, adhere, depend, droop, fix, loll, lop, cling, overhang, impend, trail, tack, lower, incline, drop, bow, project, fasten, furnish, stay up, be fastened, be in mid-air, be loose, be pendent, be poised, tick, vermin, pest, mite, bee, fly, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket, poke, impend, bulge, protuberate, lengthen, pop, elongate, project, protrude, pouch, overhang, stand out, stick out, incline, veer, drift, nod, tilt, recline, tip, slant, prop, twist, bow, cock, slope, curve, pitch, sag, rest, cant, decline, sheer, droop, careen, divert, roll, overhang, deflect, repose, jut, list, turn, place, dip, heel, sink, bear on, hang on, be off, be slanted, fasten on, put weight on, rest on, loom, extend, impend, portend, project, poke, command, jut, endanger, protrude, menace, pouch, threaten, stand out, stick out, tower above, overtop, be imminent, be suspended, cast a shadow, dangle over, droop over, flap over, rise above, swing over, extend, poke, pout, protuberate, lengthen, prolong, jut, protrude, overhang, stand out, stick out, be conspicuous, be prominent, hang over, pop out, push out, stretch out, thrust out, bulge, poke, distend, extrude, extend, point, pout, swell, pop, project, start, jut, obtrude, pouch, overhang, come through, stand out, jut out, butt out, shoot out, stick up, emerge, loom, stick out, bulge, bulk, jut, overhang, poke, pouch, project, protrude, attract attention, be distinct, be highlighted, be striking, catch the eye, protrude, poke, stand out, come through, extend, extrude, jut, obtrude, overhang, pouch, pout, project, push, show, outthrust, protend, bag, balloon, belly, bilge, billow, bloat, blob, dilate, distend, enlarge, expand, extrude, jut, massive, overhang, poke, pouch, protrude, protuberate, sag, stand out, stick out, swell, oversize, bug out, pop out, puff out, distend, project, poke, dilate, sag, swell, bilge, enlarge, extrude, bag, bloat, overhang, blob, jut, billow, protrude, pouch, balloon, expand, belly, stand out, stick out, bug out, pop out, puff out,
Antonyms:
tighten, compress, lessen, abridge, shrink, contract, reduce, lower, cave in, depress, detach, disregard, straighten, release, loosen, unfasten, abandon, forget, remove, do, let go, separate, rise, shorten, indent, recede, cave in, depress, straighten, energize, increase, ascend, dislike, disregard, rise, forget, be active, not like, aid, assist, keep, help, save, shorten, abbreviate, cave in, keep, cave in, contract, shrink, keep, depress, sink, obscure, depress, compress, lessen, tighten, abridge, cave in, contract, deflate, shrink, reduce, lower,
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