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Meanings of large moth in English

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Usage of large moth in English
1
It was a large moth or butterfly; its wings spread in butterfly fashion!
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
2
A large moth fluttered through the mist near the unicorn.
Summer knight
3
Do you know the large moth that is the mother of the tobacco worm?
Agriculture for Beginners / Revised Edition
4
It was only a little bird, or a large moth.
David Elginbrod
5
Complain dodged as a large moth bore towards his face.
Non-Stop
6
Jenny thought of the impossibly large moth that had attacked and killed Stewart Wargle.
Phantoms
7
The postures and preferences of this beautiful large moth make the mistake a very natural one.
Bird Neighbors / An Introductory Acquaintance with One Hundred a...
8
He shrugged his shoulders-paused-satupand flicked a large moth off the arm of his chair.
With Edged Tools
9
The large moth fluttered about in a panic.
Spellwright
10
There is a certain large moth, called the Death's-head moth, which is very fond of honey.
Masterman Ready
11
What, then, do they do to avoid the stench arising from the dead body of this large moth?
Masterman Ready
12
A large moth fluttered free.
The new yorker
13
It suddenly made its appearance from a hole in the bark, and giving a tremendous bound, caught a large moth which it quickly devoured.
Adventures in Africa / By an African Trader
14
Quite often my headlights collect insects at night and a large moth, spread on the glass, would give precisely the effect you speak of.
The Bat
15
All morning a very large moth sat on my dirty laundry, its proboscis bent forward as it feasted on the salt from my sweat.
Conquest of the Useless
16
Bats and large moths flitter around, whilst all the day-world is at rest and asleep.
The Naturalist in Nicaragua
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