walrus in Irish
walrus in Irish is rosualt — walrus means a large Arctic marine mammal with tusks, thick wrinkled skin, and flippers.
walrus in Irish
rosualt
A large Arctic marine mammal related to seals and having long tusks, tough, wrinkled skin, and four flippers, Odobenus rosmarus.
What does "walrus" mean?
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noun A large Arctic marine mammal with tusks, thick wrinkled skin, and flippers.
"A walrus hauled itself onto the ice floe to rest."
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noun Informally, a man with a thick, drooping moustache resembling a walrus's.
"Her grandfather sported an impressive walrus moustache."
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walrus in a sentence
- A walrus hauled itself onto the ice floe to rest.
- Her grandfather sported an impressive walrus moustache.
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What is "walrus" in Irish?
"walrus" in Irish is rosualt. walrus means: A large Arctic marine mammal with tusks, thick wrinkled skin, and flippers.
How do you use "walrus" in a sentence?
Example: "A walrus hauled itself onto the ice floe to rest." In Irish, "walrus" is rosualt.
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