sea adder

The term "sea adder" is used to describe specific marine creatures, including certain fish and mythical sea serpents.

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Definition

C2Marine Biology

(technical)A European fish with fifteen spines along its back.

Example

  • The sea adder can be found in the coastal waters of Europe.

C2Marine Biology

(technical)A greater pipefish, known for its elongated body and pipe-like mouth.

Example

  • Divers often spot the sea adder hiding among seaweed.

C2Mythology

(historical)A mythical sea creature resembling a snake, often described in ancient seafaring tales.

Example

  • Sailors in olden times feared encountering a sea adder during their voyages.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sea adder":

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