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Meanings of sucking fish in English
Marine fishes with a flattened elongated body and a sucking disk on the head for attaching to large fish or moving objects.
Synonyms
Examples for "remora"
Examples for "remora"
1
Someone attacked this remora - I found it in the B-zone access way.
2
They had attached to him like a remora attaches to a great fish.
3
The bold steersman clung like a remora to the wreck of his boat.
4
A mid-shin-high, built-in stretchy Gore-Tex gaiter seals around your leg like a hungry remora.
5
Such a one is the tale of the remora.
1
But our suckerfish would effect their capture with extraordinary certainty and precision.
2
These were suckerfish from the third family of the subbrachian Malacopterygia.
3
Thrown into the sea, the suckerfish immediately began to play their roles, going and fastening themselves onto the breastplates of the turtles.
Usage of sucking fish in English
1
And a sucking fish is liable at any moment to be useful.
2
It's never been known for a bullet to go through a sucking fish.
3
On this circle the old man could see the fish's eye and the two gray sucking fish that swain around him.
4
To escape his terrible flailings, I seized hold of my harpoon-pole sticking in him, and for a moment clung to that like a sucking fish.
5
There are no ghosts, this time, Tom," I added-ashe said nothing, but waited for me to go on-"andno need of our sucking fish...."
6
"Don't tell me again about that old sucking fish."