Look up: Blattidae

1. Blattidae
   The blattidae are a family of insects of the order Orthoptera. They are voracious, some species eating everything which gets in their way. The cockroach (Blatta orientalis) is a member of this family.
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2. Blattidae
   [n] - domestic cockroaches
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3. Blattidae
   A family of insects (order Blattaria) consisting of over 4,000 species of cockroaches, largely tropical but worldwide in distribution, including a number of abundant pests of households, kitchens, and institutions or facilities, wherever food is present; noxious wherever found, yet not positively incriminated in natural transmission of pathogenic o …
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4. Blattidae
   family Blattidae noun domestic cockroaches
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5. Blattidae
   The `Blattidae` is a family of the Blattodea order (cockroaches). It contains many large common household cockroaches. * American cockroach * Florida woods cockroach *Oriental cockroach *Smokybrown cockroach *Australian cockroach *Brown cockroach
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6. Blattidae
   The `Blattidae` is a family of the Blattodea order (cockroaches). It contains many large common household cockroaches. * American cockroach * Florida woods cockroach *Oriental cockroach *Smokybrown cockroach *Australian cockroach *Brown cockroach
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7. Blattidae
   A family of insects (order Blattaria) consisting of over 4000 species of cockroaches, largely tropical but worldwide in distribution, including a number of abundant pests of households, kitchens, and institutions or facilities, wherever food is present; noxious wherever found, yet not positively incriminated in natural transmission of pathogenic or...
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