PUPIL

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 38
(Lat. pupa.) A term applied to the central opening of the eye, because it reflects the diminished image of the person who looks into it. It is the central aperture of the iris. PUPIP.'YKES, Pupipara. (Lat. pupa, and pario,76»-m^ forth.) Those insects are said to be pupiparous which produce their young in the condition of a pupe ornymph; as the forest-fly, Hippobosca equina. PUPIVORES, Pupivora. (Lat. pupa and voro, 1 devour.) The name of a tribe of Hymenopterous insects, comprehending those of which the larvae live parasitically in the interior of the larvte and pupae of other insects. [s. 1013]
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