bugdom

noun

bugdom

noun

Etymology From bug + -dom.

1

The essence of being a bug.

  • Among the most potent of biological control agents are the natural enemies, the predators, of bugdom.1991, Rhonda Massingham Hart, Using Beneficial Insects:
  • The next second all the bugs in the field became frozen into silence by the appearance of the loveliest form in all bugdom.2012, R. Evans Pansing, Fact and Fiction: Fiction and Reality, page 66:

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