meloid

As nouns the difference between terms and meloid

is that terms is while meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle.

In zoology|lang=en terms the difference between meloid and melid

is that meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle while melid is (zoology) any member of the melidae.

As nouns the difference between meloid and melid

is that meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle while melid is (zoology) any member of the melidae.

As a noun meloid

is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle.

As an adjective myeloid is

of or pertaining to bone marrow.

As nouns the difference between meloid and keloid

is that meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle while keloid is (pathology) a hard raised growth of scar tissue at the site of an injury.

As nouns the difference between feloid and meloid

is that feloid is any member of the feloidea while meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle.

As an adjective feloid

is relating to the feloidea; feliform.

As nouns the difference between meloid and medoid

is that meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle while medoid is (mathematics) a mathematically representative object in a set of objects; it has the smallest average dissimilarity to all other objects in the set.

As nouns the difference between meloid and peloid

is that meloid is (zoology) any beetle of the taxonomic family ; a blister beetle while peloid is mud or clay used therapeutically.