Dublin Bay prawn

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noun

a large prawn usually used in a dish of scampi

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Words nearby Dublin Bay prawn

dubious, dubitable, dubitation, dubitative, Dublin, Dublin Bay prawn, Dubliner, Dubliners, Dubna, dubnium, Du Bois

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