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sea slug
noun
- a nudibranch.
sea slug
noun
- any of various shell-less marine gastropod molluscs, esp those of the order Nudibranchia See nudibranch
sea slug
- Any of various colorful marine gastropods of the suborder Nudibranchia, lacking a shell and gills but having fringelike projections that serve as respiratory organs.
- Also called nudibranch
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sea slug1
First recorded in 1770–80
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Example Sentences
On the reefs of the Southern Ocean is found a kind of sea-slug termed the Beche-de-mer.
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A more beautiful example of a phosphorescent mollusk is presented by a sea-slug called Phyllirho bucephala.
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Sea-cucumbers, as they are popularly called, are also known by the name of trepang and sea-slug.
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Tall he stood in his garment of black, facing the Great Sea Slug, and lifting on high his hand with the crucifix in it.
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To touch him was death, for Great Sea Slug had given him a feast and put upon him the white tapa, emblem of sacredness.
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