giant octopus
The term "giant octopus" can refer to both real large octopus species and mythical sea creatures, and is also used symbolically in various contexts.
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Definition
B2Marine Biology
(scientific)A large marine mollusk with eight arms, known for its intelligence and ability to change color and texture, especially those in the genus Enteroctopus.
Example
- The giant Pacific octopus is one of the largest species of octopus, known for its impressive size and intelligence.
B2Mythology
(informal)A mythical sea creature resembling a large octopus, often associated with legends such as the Kraken or Cthulhu.
Example
- In many sea legends, the giant octopus is depicted as a fearsome creature capable of sinking ships.
C1Symbolism
(figurative)A symbol representing overwhelming emotions, complex personalities, or hidden potential.
Example
- In dreams, a giant octopus might symbolize feeling entangled in a complex situation.
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