adj.
Of, relating to, or having the characteristics of bees.
[From Latin apis, bee.]
Dictionary:
a·pi·an (ā'pē-ən)
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[From Latin apis, bee.]
| Wordsmith Words: apian |
(AY-pee-uhn)
adjective
Of or relating to bees.
Etymology
From Latin apis (bee)
No monkey business here. To bee or not to bee, that's the question. This word has nothing to do with apes -- their equivalent word is simian.
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| WordNet: apian |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
relating to or having the characteristics of bees
Pertains to noun: bee (meaning #1)
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