caterpillar

IPA: kˈætʌpɪɫɝ

Examples of "caterpillar" in Sentences

Moves in caterpillar fashion leaving straight deep track in the sand.
The slap and the caterpillar were the worst aside from waterboarding.
But if they come across a social parasite, they act as if the caterpillar is a lost larva from own colony.
The love of a bird for a caterpillar is a tenuous and passing attachment next to the bond between man and power.
The second time I was onstage, I misspelled the word caterpillar and soaked a perfectly good purple skirt with my own urine.
Alice’s meeting with the caterpillar is represented entirely by an extended bass clarinet solo with the unsung lyrics projected onto the stage.
On one of the few remaining green leaves a caterpillar is feeding, not with the voracious fervour of the newly hatched but with slow deliberation, as if forcing down a few final mouthfuls.
Plants have some pretty impressive defenses, including the ability to swiftly produce volatile chemicals to attract "large predatory insects like dragon flies, which delight in caterpillar meat."