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octopod
[ ok-tuh-pod ]
noun
- any eight-armed cephalopod mollusk of the order or suborder Octopoda, including the octopuses and paper nautiluses.
octopod
/ ˈɒktəˌpɒd /
noun
- any cephalopod mollusc of the order Octopoda, including octopuses and the paper nautilus, having eight tentacles, and lacking an internal shell
adjective
- of, relating to, or belonging to the Octopoda
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While she looked, studiously ignoring the man behind her, Virginia saw the big octopod engine clamoring up the grade.
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After a molt, they transform into nymphs which, like the adult, have four pairs of legs and are called octopod nymphs.
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These molt on the sixteenth day to form an octopod nymph, which molts again the twenty-first day.
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Dutton and Todd observed that the larval stage is undergone in the egg and that the first free stage is that of the octopod nymph.
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And he swung over the railing and dropped off to mount the octopod and to race it back to the front.
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