stingray

IPA: stˈɪŋreɪ

Any of various large, venomous rays, of the orders Rajiformes and Myliobatiformes, having a barbed, whiplike tail.
(US law enforcement) A device that simulates a cell tower, used to intercept cell phone communications.

Examples of "stingray" in Sentences

"The stingray is our best seller," said Mr. Zawistowski.
Tell us about the kind of stingray that cost Steve his life.
Larger than a stingray is the impressive Spotted Eagle Ray that can approach 2.5 meters across the fins.
There are over 175 types of rays that could be termed a stingray that have a barb at the base of their tail.
A new technology known as a 'stingray' is one of several being used by law enforcement to track people's locations.
And typically, on that list you would not find the stingray on there, because getting stung by a stingray is a fairly common occurrence around the world.
The Wall Street Journal has an exclusive on the tricky legal ramifications behind law enforcement's use of a cellphone-tracking device called a "stingray."
There is also a fish called a stingray, which resembles a skate, only on one side of his tail grows out a sharp bone like a bodkin about four or five inches long, with which he sticks and wounds other fish and then preys upon them.