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blackbeetle

American  
[blak-beet-l] / ˈblækˌbit l /

Etymology

Origin of blackbeetle

black + beetle 1

Example Sentences

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She popped another blackbeetle into her mouth and then another, like someone with a bag of chocolate-covered raisins.

From Literature

If a blackbeetle crawls across it it suffers a sort of paralysis.

From Project Gutenberg

A blackbeetle ran quickly across the gaudy oilcloth, and Michael sitting in this scrofulous kitchen had a presentiment that Daisy was right.

From Project Gutenberg

On the whole, I'd rather meet a ghost, than a rat, or a blackbeetle, or a burglar.

From Project Gutenberg

It is to the death, and has been going on for years, the combatants being the red cockroach and the blackbeetle.

From Project Gutenberg