darter Definition
darter (-ər)
noun
- a thing or animal that darts
- anhinga
- ☆ any of various small, brightly colored freshwater perches of North America
darter Usage Examples
Converse of object
include: Skylarks sing and dragonflies are plentiful too, including the black darter.
Adjective modifier
- ruddy: The majority of the dragonfly species recorded in London, including the emerald damselfly and the ruddy darter, also favor this habitat.
- common: On the towpath to Cuckoo's Corner there were a handful of the red Common Darters.
- black: The public probably own more four-spot chaser dragonflies and black darters here than anywhere else in Britain.
- African: Seen in all suitable areas African darter -- Up to 10 on all visits to Abuko White pelican -- 1-2 on three dates.
- Oriental: Oriental darter Anhinga melanogaster KR, DV Frigatebird sp.
- red-veined: A red-veined darter was seen on the edge of the quarry in June 2005.
Modifies a noun
dragonfly: On the way back, called at Porthellick and had a red darter dragonfly.
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