cuttlefish in Irish
cuttlefish in Irish is gunnadóir — cuttlefish means a squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
cuttlefish in Irish
gunnadóir
Any squid-like cephalopods (marine mollusks) of the order Sepiida that have eight arms, two retractable tentacles, and a calcareous internal shell, and can eject a dark ink when threatened.
What does "cuttlefish" mean?
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noun A squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
"The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral."
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cuttlefish in a sentence
- The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral.
- Divers watched a cuttlefish hover motionless before darting away.
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What is "cuttlefish" in Irish?
"cuttlefish" in Irish is gunnadóir. cuttlefish means: A squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
How do you use "cuttlefish" in a sentence?
Example: "The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral." In Irish, "cuttlefish" is gunnadóir.
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