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Meanings of duckbill in inglés
A semi-aquatic mammal of the species Ornithorhynchus anatinus that lays eggs.
portugués
peixe-espátula español
polyodontidae Primitive fish of the Mississippi valley having a long paddle-shaped snout.
Sinónimos
Examples for "duck-billed"
Examples for "duck-billed"
1
Large plant-eating, duck-billed dinosaurs lived among them and likely constituted dinner for Timurlengia.
2
It has, however, what are called marsupials: kangaroos, opossums, wombats, and the duck-billed platypus.
3
Among the dead celebrities roamed animals extinct on Earth: passenger pigeons, duck-billed platypuses, giant dodos.
4
No other quadrupeds than the kangaroo, womat, and duck-billed aculeated ant-eater were found upon the islands.
5
Nearer the water, some duck-billed dinosaurs with long crests rising above their heads moved forward to drink.
Usage of duckbill in inglés
1
In closing arguments, they likened him to a duckbill platypus.
2
Jonathan whipped off his hat to show Nana the duckbill.
3
The eyes, protruding above the flat duckbill, were gentle and soft like a cow's.
4
Certainly we'll praise God for his creativity and humor (consider the duckbill platypus).
5
One duckbill struck a boulder and it rolled past them, out into the field beyond.
6
But the little duckbill is a queer animal, too.
7
Stone's knives have no duckbill blades, no wide, stubby blades, no guard between the handle and the blade itself.
8
If you lived in Australia, you would hear the natives call the little duckbill by three different names-Tambreet ,orTohunbuck, or Mallangong.
9
She tilted two-thirds of the south-facing floor-to-ceiling windows away from the sun, letting the structure make its own shade -no duckbill protrusions required.
10
Hora derided the geek defense and the likening by defense attorney William DuBois of his client as a duckbill platypus, a strange and bizarre animal.
11
That meant a herd of ten thousand duckbills would support only twenty-five tyrannosaurs.
12
In the distance, the duckbills were honking and starting to run.
13
A message brought Dan, who first disdained to take Duckbill seriously.
14
Some of the duckbills kept drinking, but the big adults looked up suspiciously.
15
They are only ten inches long, but Master Duckbill is proud of them.
16
There were six of them, big brown duckbills fifteen feet high, with curving snouts.
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Translations for duckbill
portugués
catalán
Duckbill through the time