acutilingual

 [uh-kyoot-uh-ling-gwuhl]  

a·cu·ti·lin·gual

   [uh-kyoot-uh-ling-gwuhl]
adjective Zoology.
having a sharply pointed tongue or mouth, as certain bees.
Origin:
< Latin acūt(us) acute + -i- + lingual
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