Loopers [noun]

These caterpillars are called loopers, and they turn into moths with large broad wings and very slender bodies.

The caterpillars of the Geometrin are known by the name of loopers or geometers.

And we found it quite true that the loopers were not dead, but they were paralyzed!

But why should the loopers be only paralyzed instead of killed?

Give me two guns, fill the saddle-bags with powder tins and loopers, and tie them to my mare.

I say that you have been using loopers, or else bullets that were sawn in quarters and glued or tied with thread.

Fig. 10 represents the right and left hand loopers and loop spreaders, and for the stitch making.

He would undertake to deliver the letter, but he objected to the company of the coloured voor-loopers or the Kaffir driver.

For days and weeks together the wasp grub will nibble away on the helpless loopers until all five are eaten alive!

But some Ammophilas catch much larger caterpillars than the inch-long, slender, little loopers.