crawfish in Spanish
crawfish in Spanish is recular — crawfish means a freshwater crustacean similar to a small lobster, also called a crayfish, often eaten as seafood.
crawfish in Spanish
recular
(intransitive, colloquial, Southern US) To backpedal, desert or withdraw (also used with out).
What does "crawfish" mean?
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noun A freshwater crustacean similar to a small lobster, also called a crayfish, often eaten as seafood.
"They boiled crawfish with corn and potatoes for the party."
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verb Informal: to back out of a commitment or retreat from a position.
"The senator crawfished on his campaign promise as soon as he took office."
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crawfish in a sentence
- They boiled crawfish with corn and potatoes for the party.
- The senator crawfished on his campaign promise as soon as he took office.
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What is "crawfish" in Spanish?
"crawfish" in Spanish is recular. crawfish means: A freshwater crustacean similar to a small lobster, also called a crayfish, often eaten as seafood.
How do you use "crawfish" in a sentence?
Example: "They boiled crawfish with corn and potatoes for the party." In Spanish, "crawfish" is recular.
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