Entymology

A word made up by people who don't know the difference between etymology (the study of word origins) and entomology (the study of insects).

u/etymologynerd single-handedly destroyed the r/entymology subreddit last year by pointing out that it's not a word.

by etymologycrusader January 1, 2019

Etymology

The study of the origin of words.

Not to be confused with "entomology", the study of bugs. "Entymology" is not a word, despite what the other definition says.

The etymologist pointed out that his profession could not be entomology because "entomology" comes from the Ancient Greek word "entomos", meaning "cut", whereas "etymology" came from the Ancient Greek word "etúmos", meaning "true"

by etymologynerd June 2, 2019

sarcophagological entomologist

An scientist who studies the unique insect biota of sarcophacae.

Mrs L.B. (Ottawa, Canada) is a world renowned sarcophagological entomologist whose research was responsible for redefining the phyla: insecta bizara

by cfsapper December 28, 2010

Entomologist Toko

One of the best fucking people to ever exist. If you say otherwise you're wrong. She is a person who tries her best and that's what we love about her.

"Entomologist Toko i-"

"Aaron please shut the fuck up for once.."

"But-"

"No."

by Marshie<3 July 21, 2021

etomology

The study of great things

the etomologist stood in awe of his magnificent find!

by bonza bob July 30, 2004

forensic entomology

A science using bugs and insects, as well as by extension their eggs and larvae development, to forrnsically analyze a crime scene

Since I'm a history major, I'm not an expert in forensic entomology

by Uncle Dimma March 26, 2017

forensic entomology

using bugs, as well as by extension their eggs and larvae, to forensically analyze a crime scene.

i am not an expert in forensic entomology

by Uncle Dimma January 21, 2015