finny Synonyms
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finny Meaning
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finny (a.)
Having, or abounding in, fins, as fishes; pertaining to fishes.
Abounding in fishes.
finny Sentence Examples
- The sleek finny torpedo of a dolphin gracefully cut through the azure waters.
- As I peered into the depths, I spotted a vividly colored finny fin darting amidst the coral.
- The giant, finny shape emerged from the depths, sending shivers down my spine.
- The finny creatures of the ocean radiated an ethereal beauty, their movements fluid and effortless.
- The delicate finny appendages of the sea cucumber fluttered gently in the current.
- The toddler squealed with delight as he chased the elusive finny fishes in the aquarium.
- The finny predators lurked in the shadows, their sharp teeth bared.
- The large, finny dorsal fin of the shark was a formidable sight, inspiring both awe and fear.
- The divers marveled at the intricate patterns on the finny wings of the manta rays.
- The giant finny whale breached the surface, its colossal body sending up a spray of water.
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Having, or abounding in, fins, as fishes; pertaining to fishes., Abounding in fishes.
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The sleek finny torpedo of a dolphin gracefully cut through the azure waters.
As I peered into the depths, I spotted a vividly colored finny fin darting amidst the coral.
The giant, finny shape emerged from the depths, sending shivers down my spine.
The finny creatures of the ocean radiated an ethereal beauty, their movements fluid and effortless.
