Mu-ci-vō-re1, n. pl.
n. pl. See MUCIVORE.
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Mucivore
Mū'ci-vōre2, n.
n. [Lat. mucus, slime, mucus, and vorare, to devour.] (Entom.) One of a family of dipterous insects, including those which feed upon the mucus or juices of plants, and the like. Brande.