Crossword-Clue: stout-bodied insect with large membranous wings
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6 letters (1 answer)
7 letters (1 answer)
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- Insect with large usually bright-coloured wings 59.57%
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- Mammal with membranous wings 58.67%
- Part of insect bearing legs and wings 57.14%
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- A DISTENSIBLE MEMBRANOUS SAC 56.00%
- A STOUT STAFF WITH A METAL POINT 55.70%
- Insect with mottled wings. 55.56%
- Insect with striped wings 55.56%
- Buildings with many wings 55.56%
- Insect with eyespots on its wings 55.00%
- an order of insect having four membranous wings, eg ants, bees, wasps 54.87%
- Celestial being with three pairs of wings 54.55%
- Insect with scaly wings 54.29%
- brightly coloured insect with a long slender body and two pairs of wings 53.78%
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