- demi-sheath
- demi-sheath Entom.
(ˈdɛmɪʃiːθ)[Cf. demi- 3.]A half-sheath; i.e. one of the two channelled organs of which the tubular sheaths, covering the ovipositors or stings of insects, are composed.
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