Results for: squirting sea creature
English English
squirting sea creaturesea squirt
(Zoology) creature with a rounded mouth; creature which belongs to the Cyclostomata, (Zoology) having a rounded mouth; belonging to the Cyclostomata, jawless fishcyclostome
abnormally short human, pygmy, midget; small man with magical powers (Folklore), dwarf star, make somebody or something seem small, person small for medical reasons, reduce, minimize, miniaturize, make small, small humanoid creature in folklore, small ...dwarf
act of squirting; thin stream of liquid, spurt, force something out from a narrow opening, instrument for squirting liquid, offensive term, shoot out in a thin stream (of liquid); cause to shoot out in a thin stream (of liquid), squirt liquid over some...squirt
administer a douche; use a douche, be given a douche, clean body with water jet, cleaning body by squirting water, equipment producing cleansing water jet, stream of water used to cleanse various parts of the body (for medical or hygienic purposes)douche
affairs, aim, apparatus, belongings, concern, deed, detail, fashion, garment, ideal, living creature, object, article; fact; matter; fabrication; idea, occurrence, preferred activity, strong like or dislike, unspecified item, what can be possessed, wor...thing
African mongoose, small weasel-like creature which feeds on small mammals and reptiles (native to Africa and southern Europe)ichneumon
alienate, extraterrestrial, extraterrestrial being, foreigner, person living in a nation where he or she is not a citizen; stranger, outsider; extra-terrestrial, creature from outer space, inconsistent with something, non-citizen resident of country, n...alien
animal or being which resembles a human, human-like creature from another planet, resembling a humanhumanoid
animal that eats anything, creature that eats both meat and vegetables, creature that eats all kinds of food, somebody with wide interestsomnivore
animal which walks on two legs; two-legged creature, two-legged animalbiped
animals hunted by other animals, creature that is hunted and killed for food; victim, casualty, hunt and kill for food; take advantage of, victimize, killing of other animals as food, plunder, somebody treated unkindly by othersprey
archenemy; Satan, the devil; son of Satan, extremely wicked creaturearchfiend
area of brain associated with memory, area of the brain (Anatomy); sea-horse (small fish with a horse-shaped head); legendary creature having the head and forelegs of a horse and the tail of a fish (Greek Mythology), sea creature in mythshippocampus
atom, particle (Archaic); tiny creature; pygmy, dwarf; skeleton (Archaic)atomy
 

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