(Ireland) A kind of beetle, the devil's coach-horse.
(Ireland) A kind of beetle, the devil's coach-horse.
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(Ireland) A beetle.
(dialectal) A beetle, typically a cockchafer or dung beetle.
A North American common name for the dor beetle or a dung beetle — a large, dark beetle that produces a droning sound in flight. The 'dor' element relates to the humming sound the beetle makes. Used in older naturalist and rural American contexts; not in common contemporary use.
(now, UK, _, dialectal) A dragonfly.
(Britain, regional, archaic) the woodlouse.