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bluethroat pikeblenny

[ bloo-throht ]
/ ˈbluˌθroʊt /

noun

See under pikeblenny.

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Origin of bluethroat pikeblenny

First recorded in 1870–75; blue + throat

Words nearby bluethroat pikeblenny

blue succory, blue swimmer, bluet, “Blue-Tail Fly”, bluethroat, bluethroat pikeblenny, bluetick, blue tit, bluetongue, blue-tongued lizard, Bluetooth
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