Pronunciation: /əˌkænˈθɒdɪˌnaɪ/
noun a taxonomic tribe of fish in the family Acanthodini, typically known as armored catfish
A1 Acanthodini are a type of beetle that can be found in forests.
A2 The acanthodini beetles have distinctive markings on their backs.
B1 Entomologists study the behavior of acanthodini beetles in their natural habitats.
B2 The acanthodini species is known for its ability to camouflage itself in its environment.
C1 Researchers are conducting genetic studies on acanthodini beetles to understand their evolutionary history.
C2 The acanthodini genus is diverse, with many different species exhibiting unique characteristics.
formal The acanthodini is a subfamily of beetles known for their distinctive spine-like projections on their bodies.
informal I saw a cool-looking beetle that belongs to the acanthodini group.
slang Check out these badass beetles with the acanthodini features!
figurative The acanthodini beetles are like nature's armored warriors, ready to defend themselves at any moment.
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