cockroach

Crept about the decks like a wretched insect—like a cockroach, only not so lively.

It has also the habit of paralysing the cockroach by stinging it on the nervous chain.

Finally, the cockroach began to fly; then, for a while, he had matters his own way.

When the cockroach crawls, he knows whither and wherefore he wants to go?

But not you, you can't; you ain't got the invention of a cockroach.

Then, as they stared they saw the cockroach was getting larger.

There is the cockroach, for example, which is so common and so mischievous in our houses.

Its egg was attached to the coxa of the midleg of the cockroach.

The correct spelling of the generic name of the German cockroach.

The intracellular bacteria of the cockroach in relation to symbiosis.