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Meanings of blenny in English
Catalan
llepissós Small usually scaleless fishes with comb-like teeth living about rocky shores; are territorial and live in holes between rocks.
Usage of blenny in English
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Now every little blenny looks like one of the things that took you.
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A curious little blenny-fish swarms in the numerous creeks which intersect the mangrove topes.
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Their children played games, goading caged bass and colorful blenny.
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The Blennius pholis, smooth blenny, is called by the French baveuse (slaverer), in Spanish, baba.)
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By the time I got back the blennies were disappearing into the pot.
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Nobody kn knows what to make of Blennies... View Article
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Our little Butterfly Blenny was not often to be seen.
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Old Blenny lived there after the dowager died.
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BLENNZ principal Jane Wells tells us about the organisation and takes Carol Stiles on a tour of the state-of-the-art facility.
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It will live quite well in a glass tank of sea-water; someone who kept many interesting fish says of this Blenny:-
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BLENNZ is the Blind and Low vision Education Network New Zealand and is based at the old Homai campus in Auckland.
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Carol spends time with two BLENNZ staff members who believe music can enrich the lives of blind and low vision young people.
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One in Five spends time with two BLENNZ staff members who believe music can enrich the lives of blind and low vision young people.
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The "bulls" went into the schoolroom, and began to play about on the tables and benches, but the "blennies" kept to the shore.
Frequent collocations
Blenny through the time