caruncho.
any of several grubs and beetles that bore through wood or books, or that infest grain
Meaning & usage
any of several grubs and beetles that bore through wood or books, or that infest grain
Where this word comes from
Unknown. Maybe from Latin carbunculus. If so, it is a doublet of carbúnculo. Alternative theories include derivation from Latin cariēs or caruncula. Possibly entered Portuguese via Spanish caroncho.
first-person singular present indicative of carunchar
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