bug-hunter
- noun
- /ˈbʌɡˌhʌntər/
- A skilled bug-hunter can identify hundreds of beetle species by sight alone.
Examples
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The bug-hunter discovered a new species of beetle.
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The bug-hunter carefully examined the rainforest's foliage for rare insects.
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Ever since childhood, she dreamed of becoming a bug-hunter and eventually made it her career.
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Many bug-hunters attended the entomology conference last year.
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A skilled bug-hunter can identify hundreds of beetle species by sight alone.
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The bug-hunter carefully examined the rainforest's foliage for rare insects.
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Ever since childhood, she dreamed of becoming a bug-hunter and eventually made it her career.
Synonyms
A person who studies insects like beetles and butterflies
A person who studies or collects butterflies and moths
A person who catches butterflies and moths to keep and study
A scientist who studies insects like beetles and butterflies
A person who studies and collects butterflies and moths
A person who collects, raises or studies butterflies
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bug-hunter comes from the simple parts bug ('insect') and hunter ('someone who hunts'), so it literally means a person who searches for insects to study.