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dor [dɔː]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) any European dung beetle of the genus Geotrupes and related genera, esp G. stercorarius, having a droning flight
[Old English dora bumblebee; related to Middle Low German dorte drone1]
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