From Longman Dictionary do‧ry /ˈdɔːri/ noun (plural dories) [countable] a rowing boat that has a flat bottom and is used for fishing [countable, uncountable] a flat sea fish that can be eaten, or the flesh of this fish Example Ezra strode hard over the growing space between dory and raft and tumbled in Empty dories scuffled around the raft with their oars crossed…
From Longman Dictionary coe·la·canth /ˈsiːləkænθ/ noun [countable] a large fish that was thought to have become extinct millions of years ago, but still exists in the Indian Ocean
From Longman Dictionary wood‧louse /ˈwʊdlaʊs/ noun (plural woodlice /-laɪs/) [countable] a small grey creature like an insect that lives under wood, stones etc Example She brushed a woodlouse from her skirt and then realised that George was staring at something behind her If he sees a worm or even a woodlouse, everything stops for the rescue You may find more…
From Longman Dictionary win‧kle /ˈwɪŋkəl/ noun [countable] British English a small sea animal that lives in a shell and is eaten as food Example Sam is played by Zoe Eeles-so called because she has blokes reaching for their cockles and winkles Smaller than a snail’s winkle
From Longman Dictionary whelk /welk/ noun [countable] a small sea animal that has a shell and can be eaten Example In reply, the bookies wonder whether managing a whelk stall might be a better-sized challenge for the Jockey Club’s skills Not for them chirpy whelk stall amateurism or cheerful under-achieving Rather surprisingly, the time…
From Longman Dictionary wee‧vil /ˈwiːvəl/ noun [countable] a small insect that feeds on grain, flour etc and spoils it Example Low cunning with moats Adult weevils are difficult to eradicate The boll weevil infests cotton fields and millionaires go bankrupt Make sure there are no other ways for the weevils to climb up to the pots He was the weevil in the fruit, according to Rex,…
From Longman Dictionary ˈθredwɜːm a small, thin worm that lives in the intestines of humans and animals
From Longman Dictionary tape‧worm /ˈteɪpwɜːm $ -wɜːrm/ noun [countable] a long flat worm that lives in the bowels of humans and other animals and can make them ill Example Local fish always carry parasites – not just the external ones which may respond to treatment, but internal ones such as tapeworms You can…
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From Longman Dictionary ˈstæɡ biːtl a large insect with a mouth that has parts like the horns of an animal
