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Meanings of caterpillar in English
Usage of caterpillar in English
1
The caterpillar makes a discolored spot where it enters the berry, Fig.
2
Our driver was already outside in his spacesuit, inspecting our caterpillar treads.
3
A woolly caterpillar was the last test that I stood for him.
4
The caterpillar destroys the leaves it feeds on: humans do something similar.
5
A carefully fed caterpillar will grow larger and make a bigger cocoon.
6
On account of white granules, the caterpillar cannot fail to be identified.
7
A widely distributed old-fashioned type of animal, somewhat like a permanent caterpillar.
8
As for those in the caterpillar's thorax, their precision is beyond dispute.
9
Then Mother told him a story about a caterpillar and a butterfly.
10
Any one can identify this caterpillar easily, as it is most peculiar.
11
I found a hairy caterpillar chewing a leaf on my apple tree.
12
A caterpillar gave for a while great alarm, but did little injury.
13
Shame and amazement filled the green caterpillar's heart, but joy soon followed.
14
The little caterpillar thought: How could I possibly turn into a butterfly?
15
When ready to transform, this caterpillar spins a delicate gauze-like cocoon, Fig.
16
A long, slim Dove-like looking bird alighted close to the caterpillar's nest.
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Caterpillar through the time
Caterpillar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common