katydid
Pronunciation: [ˈkeɪtiˌdɪd]
Word
Context: "biology"
(noun) a type of insect that makes a loud sound, often heard at night. Katydids have long bodies and wings, and they like to sit in trees. They're known for their noisy calls, especially in summer.
Example
The katydid was singing its chirpy song in the warm evening air.
Example
I couldn't hear the katydid over the sound of the traffic.
Example
Have you ever seen a katydid in your backyard?
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