From Longman Dictionary round‧worm /ˈraʊndwɜːm $ -wɜːrm/ noun [countable] a small round parasite that lives in the bodies of animals and sometimes humans Example Signs of a roundworm infection in puppies are likely to be a pot-bellied appearance and poor coat condition
From Longman Dictionary ˌred ˈædmərəl a butterfly (= a flying insect with large brightly coloured wings) that has black wings with bright red marks on them
From Longman Dictionary ˈreɪzə ʃel a shellfish that can be eaten. It has a long thin shell in two parts that can open and close
From Longman Dictionary pu‧pa /ˈpjuːpə/ noun (plural pupae /-piː/ also pupas American English) [countable] an insect at the stage before it becomes adult, when it is protected by a special cover Example moth pupae the pupal stage The fresh pupa, having cast off its pliable caterpillar skin, had hardened and become black-brown The soul pupa opens…
From Longman Dictionary praying ˈmantis (also mantis) a large insect that eats other insects Example Manipulators, fed by red veins of hydraulic fluid, fold elbows-up beside her cheeks like legs of a praying mantis I watched with interest – it was like observing the gyrations of an alien species,…
From Longman Dictionary prawn /prɔːn $ prɒːn/ ●○○ noun [countable] a small pink shellfish that can be eaten Example a prawn sandwich prawn cocktail (=a small dish of prawns in a sauce with some salad) Add prawns for 7 to 10 minutes…
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From Longman Dictionary pol‧yp /ˈpɒlɪp $ ˈpɑː-/ noun [countable] a small lump that grows inside your body because of an illness, but is not likely to harm you a very simple sea animal that has a body like a tube Example…
From Longman Dictionary per‧i‧win‧kle /ˈperɪwɪŋkəl/ noun [countable] a small plant with light blue or white flowers that grows close to the ground [countable] a small sea animal that lives in a shell and can be eaten Example Not all fossils are shells of invertebrates like clams, oysters, cowries, and periwinkles We slice green apples from…
From Longman Dictionary oy‧ster /ˈɔɪstə $ -ər/ noun [countable] a type of shellfish that can be eaten cooked or uncooked, and that produces a jewel called a pearl Example Long tables with stainless-steel trays held mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, fried oysters and oyster stew If we eat out my favourite meal is oysters and caviar followed by asparagus with melted butter Simmer oysters in oyster liquor until oyster edges curl
