Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Nymphon

👉 The term "Nymphonidae" is a family of insects known for their long, slender bodies and various wing patterns that are unique to this group. This family includes over 100 species, with some being found in several continents. Some examples of the Nymphonidae include the common bee (Apis mellifera), which is also known as the honeybee. Other notable members of the Nymphonidae include the black widow spider (Bubo bubo

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👉 Nymphonacea is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. The plant has small, round leaves with narrow, toothed margins and is native to tropical regions around the world. Nymphonacea are known for their brightly colored flowers that bloom during the summer months. They are often used as ornamental plants in gardens and can be found in a variety of habitats including parks, zoos, and arboretums.

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👉 Nymphon is a character from the Greek play "Oedipus Rex" by Sophocles. The play is often considered to be one of the most famous tragedies in Western literature, and it depicts the tragic love story between Oedipus, son of Hesiod, and his brother Antigonus, who was killed during a dream. Oedipus, desperate for vengeance against his brother, marries his own sister, Phorazena, and has her drowned

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👉 Nymphonella is a species of nematode, commonly known as the "mice" or "worms" nematodes. They are characterized by their small size and ability to burrow underground, often hiding in cracks or crevices for protection from predators. Nymphonellas have two main types: the giant (10-25 mm) and the dwarf (less than 10 mm).

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👉 Nymphon is a Greek term for an insect, specifically a type of moth or butterfly that feeds on nectar, typically from flowers. It was often associated with beauty and elegance in ancient Greece.

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