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stingaree

American  
[sting-uh-ree, sting-uh-ree] / ˈstɪŋ əˌri, ˌstɪŋ əˈri /

noun

  1. a stingray.


stingaree British  
/ ˌstɪŋəˈriː, ˈstɪŋəˌriː /

noun

  1. a popular name for the stingray

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Etymology

Origin of stingaree

First recorded in 1830–40

Example Sentences

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Java stingaree — This Indonesian ray was only observed once, back in 1862.

From Salon

Since Ike, the Stingaree Restaurant built a second deck with tables, an area for bean-bag toss and a bar overlooking East Galveston Bay.

From Washington Times

As the department considered body cameras in 2012, Schultz and a deputy were guests at a Taser-sponsored party at Stingaree Night Club in San Diego during a national conference.

From Washington Times

The driver did not appear intoxicated after his taxi jumped the curb in the historic Gaslamp Quarter and ran into a crowd of people departing the Stingaree nightclub at closing time, San Diego Fire-Rescue Department spokesman Maurice Luque said.

From Reuters

About 55 paramedics, fire-rescue team members and police remained on the scene for more than four hours after the carnage in front of Stingaree, a popular club in the Gaslamp district.

From Reuters