Stinger (noun)

1. An organ that is used to inflict a sharp pain or wound by means of a pointed weapon or an insect bite.
2. A sharp, painful sensation, typically felt in the tail, caused by an insect sting or a similar injury.
3. A piece of equipment or a weapon used for inflicting a wound.

Origin:

The word "stinger" originates from the verb "sting" which means to inflict a sharp pain or wound by means of a pointed weapon or an insect bite. it has been in use since the late 14th century. .

Examples:

1. The bee's stinger is located at the end of its abdomen.
2. The sting from a jellyfish can cause a stinger.
3. The stinger missile was developed for air-to-air combat.
4. The stinger in my shoulder was a reminder of the wasp's attack.
5. The stinger is the most painful part of a bee sting.