lobster in Irish
lobster in Irish is gliomach — lobster means a large marine crustacean with a hard shell and large front claws, turning red when cooked and prized as seafood.
lobster in Irish
gliomach
What does "lobster" mean?
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noun A large marine crustacean with a hard shell and large front claws, turning red when cooked and prized as seafood.
"We ordered grilled lobster with melted butter for dinner."
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adj Bright red in colour, especially from sunburn.
"After a day at the beach, his shoulders had gone lobster red."
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lobster in a sentence
- We ordered grilled lobster with melted butter for dinner.
- Maine is famous for its lobster fishing industry.
- After a day at the beach, his shoulders had gone lobster red.
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What is "lobster" in Irish?
"lobster" in Irish is gliomach. lobster means: A large marine crustacean with a hard shell and large front claws, turning red when cooked and prized as seafood.
How do you use "lobster" in a sentence?
Example: "We ordered grilled lobster with melted butter for dinner." In Irish, "lobster" is gliomach.
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