mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
any of a family (Culicidae) of dipteran flies with females that have a set of slender organs in the proboscis adapted to puncture the skin of animals and to suck their blood and that are in some cases vectors of serious diseases
mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
either of two small, surface-feeding, freshwater fishes (Gambusia affinis and G. holbrooki of the family Poeciliidae) native to Central and North America that are live-bearers and are widely introduced outside their native range to control mosquitoes by feeding on their larvae
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dragonfly
mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
crane fly
mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
a net or screen for keeping out mosquitoes
mosquito
geographical name(mos-qui-to)
region of Central America bordering on the Caribbean Sea in eastern Honduras and eastern Nicaragua
mosquito
adjective(mos-qui-to)
destroying, repelling, or protecting against mosquitoes
mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
a black-and-white striped Asian mosquito (Aedes albopictus) that is a vector of several diseases (such as dengue) and has been introduced into the U.S.
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asian tiger mosquito
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yellow-fever mosquito
mosquito
noun(mos-qui-to)
a small dark-colored mosquito (Aedes aegypti) that is the usual vector of yellow fever