carapaces Synonyms
carapaces Meaning
carapaces
a bony or horny case or shield covering all or part of the back of an animal (as a turtle), a bony or chitinous case or shield covering the back or part of the back of an animal (such as a turtle or crab), a protective, decorative, or disguising shell
carapaces Sentence Examples
- The turtles' carapaces, adorned with intricate patterns, offered protection from predators.
- The hermit crab meticulously selected a new carapace that fit perfectly around its delicate body.
- The fossil record revealed the diverse shapes and sizes of prehistoric crustacean carapaces.
- The crab's carapace cracked open with a loud snap, revealing the plump meat within.
- The sleek, streamlined carapace of the sports car cut through the wind with ease.
- The soldier's protective vest, covered in hardened carapaces, shielded him from enemy fire.
- The giant beetle had a thick, shiny carapace that glinted in the sunlight.
- The armadillo curled up into a ball, its bony carapace providing a safe haven.
- The researchers analyzed the chemical composition of the crab's carapace to determine its diet.
- The carapace of the prehistoric turtle was remarkably well-preserved, providing valuable insights into its evolution.
FAQs About the word carapaces
a bony or horny case or shield covering all or part of the back of an animal (as a turtle), a bony or chitinous case or shield covering the back or part of the
hulls, housings, shells,shields, husks, panoplies, casings, houses, coverings, jackets
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The turtles' carapaces, adorned with intricate patterns, offered protection from predators.
The hermit crab meticulously selected a new carapace that fit perfectly around its delicate body.
The fossil record revealed the diverse shapes and sizes of prehistoric crustacean carapaces.
The crab's carapace cracked open with a loud snap, revealing the plump meat within.
