or·thop·ter·an (ôr-thŏptər-ən) also or·thop·ter·on (-tə-rŏn, -tər-ən)
n.
An insect of the order Orthoptera, characterized by folded membranous hind wings covered by narrow leathery forewings and mouthparts that are adapted for chewing. Insects of this order include the locusts, cockroaches, crickets, and grasshoppers.

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orthopteran
[From New Latin Orthoptera, order name  : Greek ortho-, ortho- + Greek ptera, neuter pl. of pteron, wing; see pet- in Indo-European Roots.]

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orthopteran
or·thopter·an or or·thopter·ous or or·thopter·al adj.

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