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Definition of crawdad - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- In the Midwest, they call it a crawdad.
- We caught a crawdad in the creek.
- The bucket was full of crawdad.
Images of crawdad

small freshwater animal like a lobster called crayfish
Origin of crawdad
American English, alteration of crawfish
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- French:écrevisse, ...
- German:Flusskrebs, ...
- Italian:gambero di fiume, ...
- Spanish:cangrejo de río, ...
- Portuguese:lagostim, ...
- Chinese:小龙虾, ...
- Japanese:ザリガニ, ...
- Arabic:جَراد البَحْر النَهْرِي, ...
- Hebrew:סַרְטָן נְהָרוֹת, ...
- Russian:рак, ...
- Ukrainian:рак, ...
- Hindi:क्रेफिश, ...
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