toad in Irish
toad in Irish is buaf — toad means a squat, warty-skinned amphibian related to frogs, typically with drier skin and shorter legs.
toad in Irish
buaf
An amphibian, a kind of frog (order Anura) with shorter hindlegs and a drier, wartier skin, many in family Bufonidae.
What does "toad" mean?
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noun A squat, warty-skinned amphibian related to frogs, typically with drier skin and shorter legs.
"We found a toad hiding under a flowerpot in the yard."
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noun An unpleasant or contemptible person.
"The boss was a vain old toad who never thanked anyone."
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toad in a sentence
- We found a toad hiding under a flowerpot in the yard.
- Unlike a frog, a toad prefers to stay on land most of the time.
- The boss was a vain old toad who never thanked anyone.
- Don't trust that toad; he will say anything to get ahead.
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What is "toad" in Irish?
"toad" in Irish is buaf. toad means: A squat, warty-skinned amphibian related to frogs, typically with drier skin and shorter legs.
How do you use "toad" in a sentence?
Example: "We found a toad hiding under a flowerpot in the yard." In Irish, "toad" is buaf.
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