backwing
fore wing
fore-wing
forewing
ala
alatae
parastigma
thorax
wingform
pterology
odonate
mothwing
homopteran
homopterous insect
cilium
underwing
neuron
erectopatent
membranule
ampliate
short-winged
brachypterous
basicosta
postfrons
red underwing
prefrons
beetle
Catocala nupta
lepidopterous insect
lepidopteran
lepidopteron
wingbud
haltere
balancer
halter
caddice fly
caddice-fly
nervure
vein
caddis-fly
caddis fly
trabecula
laterotergite
epaulette
pseudohaltere
semiobscure
butterfly
basisternum
upperwing
bialate
jugulum
burnet moth
damselfly
subcostal
two-winged insects
dipterous insect
dipteron
wingspot
dipteran
pteroma
scale
bristletail
trifine
shell
antenodal vein
shinbone
tetrapterous
sally
darning needle
dragonfly
sewing needle
snake feeder
thysanuron
skeeter hawk
nasus
meron
snake doctor
thysanuran insect
devil's darning needle
mosquito hawk
hind wing
presector
unguis
luna moth
outwing
Actias luna
cicada
macromoth
crane fly
daddy longlegs
fly
alula
cicala

English words for 'One of the posterior pair of wings on an insect.'

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