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Meanings of crayfish in anglès
Large edible marine crustacean having a spiny carapace but lacking the large pincers of true lobsters.
Usage of crayfish in anglès
1
Koro has recurring dreams of crayfish and takes his family for seafood.
2
Drain the crayfish and remove the meat: First, pull out the claws.
3
Meaning, the crayfish were released into the aquatic system by local residents.
4
From the kitchen rose the smell of hot fish and crayfish soup.
5
Delights include tart Arctic cloudberries, just-fished river salmon and summer crayfish barbecues.
6
And lying still or crawling slowly among the stones were many crayfish.
7
Researchers have found that the marbled crayfish could out-compete seven native crayfish.
8
Here and there in Irish rivers, the white-clawed crayfish clings to survival.
9
It is crayfish, or as they call it in Maori - Kaikoura.
10
The signal crayfish, like the mink an invasive species, is a favourite.
11
This was after he and two others were caught catching crayfish illegally.
12
Like a crayfish darting in clear water, it left an organic muddy-looking trail.
13
Specific growth rate and survivorship of the crayfish were measured throughout the study.
14
All I have to say is, the crayfish better be good.
15
They say you can catch, but your crayfish must stand in the water.
16
There are a lot of fish and crayfish in the Oka.
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Crayfish across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare