devilfish
ˈdɛvɪlfɪʃ
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Definition of devilfish - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
marine lifeRareoctopus with eight long tentaclesRare
  • The diver was surprised by a devilfish hiding in the rocks.
cephalopod octopod
2.
ray speciesRarelarge ray with winglike fins and a whip-like tailRare
  • A devilfish was spotted near the shore, its fins breaking the surface..
manta ray
3.
marine biologyTECH.devil ray specifically Mobula mobularTECH.
  • A devilfish was spotted near the coral reef.
manta ray
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Images of devilfish

  • devilfish: octopus with eight long tentacles
    octopus with eight long tentacles

Origin of devilfish

English, devil (evil spirit) + fish (aquatic animal)

Examples of devilfish in a sentence

  • Fishermen often encounter devilfish in these waters.
  • Divers encountered a devilfish while exploring the coral reef.
  • Fishermen often tell tales of the giant devilfish they have seen.
  • Researchers are studying the devilfish's migration patterns.
  • A group of devilfish swam past the divers.

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  1. French:poulpe, raie manta, ...
  2. German:Krake, Teufelsfisch, ...
  3. Italian:polpo, diavolo di mare, ...
  4. Spanish:pulpo, pez diablo, ...
  5. Portuguese:polvo, jamanta, ...
  6. Chinese:章鱼, 魔鬼鱼, ...
  7. Japanese:タコ, エイ, ...
  8. Arabic:أُخْطُبُوط, شَيْطانُ البَحْر, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּמְנוּן, דַּג שׁוֹט, ...
  10. Russian:осьминог, скат манта, ...
  11. Ukrainian:восьминіг, скат манта, ...
  12. Hindi:डेविलफिश, शैतान मछली, ...

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