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Meanings of squid in English
Usage of squid in English
1
He said that was the first time he'd seen a live squid.
2
She says the squid fishery can exist alongside a sustainable sealion population.
3
Of course, nearly never won a bucket of squid at gnommish roulette.
4
The ocular lens of squid is epidermally derived and used for sight.
5
Set aside the squid tentacles and slice the body pouches into rings.
6
Whole specimens are hardly ever found, due to the squid's elusive nature.
7
Rinse the squid heads under cold water to remove any gritty material.
8
Cephalopods belong to a biological class that includes octopuses, squid and cuttlefish.
9
The clumsiness of the suit almost caused him to miss the squid.
10
Murmurs of agreement before they all tuck into the pasta and squid-ink.
11
Sharp-eyed, they swoop down to seize prey, mainly squid and flying fish.
12
It's somewhat akin to a squid squirting ink to confuse its enemy.
13
There is squid to follow, and sea urchins and a seaweed salad.
14
So why don't we have inky squid and cod in pepper sauce?
15
Pyrobolts fired, kicking the ejection seat out of the squid's blazing slipstream.
16
Roll the squid in the flour mixture and shake off any excess.
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Squid through the time
Squid across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common