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Usage of sea-slug in English

Even the unsightly sea-cucumber, or sea-slug, is not to be outdone. 
 Chatterbox, 1906 

The whole of this coast is rich in the biche de mer more commonly called the sea-slug. 
 Eight Years' Wanderings in Ceylon 

This sea-slug is about five inches long; and is of a dirty yellowish colour veined with purple. 
 The Voyage of the Beagle 

It is a kind of sea-slug, averaging from one to over two feet in length, and four to ten inches in girth. 
 Australian Search Party 

Porto Praya-Ribeira Grande-Atmospheric Dust with Infusoria-Habits of a Sea-slug and Cuttle-fish-St 
 The Voyage of the Beagle 

Here the sea-slugs, like huge warty brown sausages, lay in battalions among the multi-coloured weeds. 
 The corfu trilogy 

Sea-slugs, cuttle-fish, and other creatures which we consider the mere offal of the sea, are eagerly devoured by the Japanese. 
 Peeps at Many Lands: Japan 

Here's a little congregation of sea-slugs, ready to eat the winner... no, they've been picked off by an anemone fish.' 
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Meanings of sea-slug in English