lycose
likoz
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Definition of lycose - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
araignée chasseuseTECH. araignée qui chasse ses proies sans tisser de toileTECH.
- La lycose guette patiemment sa proie dans les herbes.
- Une lycose s'est cachée sous la pierre du jardin.
- Les lycoses sont actives surtout la nuit.
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araignée qui chasse ses proies sans tisser de toile
Origin of lycose
grec, lykos (sucre) + -ose (suffixe)
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lycose
araignée chasseuse qui poursuit ses proies au lieu de tisser une toile
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