gilled

IPA: gˈɪɫd

adjective

  • Having gills
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Examples of "gilled" in Sentences

  • Nothing special, but the gilled pork chop got the job done.
  • Larvae of this species fail to undergo metamorphosis, so the adults remain aquatic and gilled.
  • The shell-less albino gilled turtle is right up there with the majestic coiled craphound and oh, so many others!
  • Dragons, with broad fan-gilled heads and fanged jaws wide, roared as their eellike bodies slithered into the water behind the unicorns.
  • An Oregon scientist has discovered the first known species of gilled underwater mushroom, Psathyrella aquatica, in the cold waters of the Rogue River.
  • Like everyone else on the team, she now could pass—unless scrutinized very closely—for one of the green, gilled, moist-skinned, sentient amphibians who built and maintained the city.
  • A bass of nine pounds 'weight can be "gilled" in the ordinary manner; but in one instance a fish weighing one hundred and two pounds was caught, and during the present season they were informed that a lucky fisherman at

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