Beetle ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Beetle ( noun )

1. A type of insect with a hard shell and strong jaws, typically having a dull brown or black color.
2. A small tool with a heavy metal head and a wooden handle, used for pounding or crushing.

Origin:

Middle english betylle, probably from old english bitula, from bitan to bite.

Examples:

1. The beetles in the garden were eating the leaves of the plants.
2. She used a beetle to crush the garlic cloves for her recipe.
3. The car hit a beetle and made a loud crunching noise.
4. The ancient Egyptians revered the scarab beetle as a symbol of rebirth.
5. Beetles can be found in nearly every habitat on Earth, from deserts to rainforests.

(As a verb)

Beetle ( verb )

1. A type of insect with a hard shell and strong jaws, typically having a dull brown or black color.
2. A small tool with a heavy metal head and a wooden handle, used for pounding or crushing.

Origin:

Middle english betylle, probably from old english bitula, from bitan to bite.

Examples:

1. The beetles in the garden were eating the leaves of the plants.
2. She used a beetle to crush the garlic cloves for her recipe.
3. The car hit a beetle and made a loud crunching noise.
4. The ancient Egyptians revered the scarab beetle as a symbol of rebirth.
5. Beetles can be found in nearly every habitat on Earth, from deserts to rainforests.