Definition of eye-sucker in English:

eye-sucker

noun

rare, historical

Any of several parasitic copepods of the family Pennellidae, which attach themselves to the eyes of the marine fishes that are their primary host.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Baker (1698–1774), natural philosopher and teacher of deaf people.

noun

rare, historical

Any of several parasitic copepods of the family Pennellidae, which attach themselves to the eyes of the marine fishes that are their primary host.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Baker (1698–1774), natural philosopher and teacher of deaf people.

单词	eye-sucker
释义	Definition of eye-sucker in English: eye-sucker noun rare, historical Any of several parasitic copepods of the family Pennellidae, which attach themselves to the eyes of the marine fishes that are their primary host. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Baker (1698–1774), natural philosopher and teacher of deaf people. Definition of eye-sucker in US English: eye-sucker noun rare, historical Any of several parasitic copepods of the family Pennellidae, which attach themselves to the eyes of the marine fishes that are their primary host. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Baker (1698–1774), natural philosopher and teacher of deaf people.
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