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Meanings of beaked in English
Catalan
bequerut Having or resembling a beak.
Usage of beaked in English
1
When it comes to diving deep, Cuvier's beaked whales lead the pack.
2
Anton van Heldon is a specialist in the study of beaked whales.
3
There were Cuvier's beaked whales, Falkland foxes, South American sea lions.
4
There's four species, including one in Australia called the short-beaked echidna.
5
WIRED: Tell me about the importance of sonar to beaked whales.
6
The third of their party, the hulking, beaked Gnor, simply grunted.
7
The smallest sort is the beaked whale, which is about 25 feet long.
8
A lone short-beaked common dolphin has been spotted in Akaroa Harbour.
9
Softly padded, clawed, sharp-beaked and feathered-theprowlers of darkness were on the move.
10
Below each arm is a mouth: a beaked, needle-tusked orifice of dire potentialities.
11
Short-beaked echidnas are smaller and have longer hair than long-beaked echidnas.
12
Another precursor, an unnamed 4-legged beaked grazer was also turned up.
13
They tasted like beaked hazel nuts, but where were the beaks?
14
One of the missiles struck a greedy red-beaked crow and snapped its neck.
15
The great beast stamped its foreleg and tossed its beaked head.
16
The beaked familiar's wings beat slowly, barely enough to keep the creature aloft.
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Beaked across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common