long-snouted (Meaning)
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long-snouted (s)
having a snout that is longer than average
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-snouted
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long-snouted Sentence Examples
- The long-snouted elephant shrew possesses a remarkable trunk-like nose.
- Dolphins have long-snouted heads that help them navigate murky waters.
- The anteater's long, snouted mouth allows it to consume thousands of ants daily.
- The aardvark has a long-snouted head that enables it to burrow underground in search of termites.
- The long-snouted crocodile wades through rivers with its head above water, using its snout to sense prey.
- Long-snouted anchovies have evolved to gather food from the ocean floor using their distinctive snouts.
- The long-snouted batfish has a unique appearance, with a long, snouted mouth that resembles a vacuum cleaner.
- Hummingbirds have long-snouted beaks that allow them to reach deep into flowers to extract nectar.
- The long-snouted hawkfish uses its long, snouted mouth to hunt for small fish in coral reefs.
- Long-snouted geckos have elongated snouts that enhance their ability to capture insects in dark crevices.
FAQs About the word long-snouted
having a snout that is longer than average
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No antonyms found.
The long-snouted elephant shrew possesses a remarkable trunk-like nose.
Dolphins have long-snouted heads that help them navigate murky waters.
The anteater's long, snouted mouth allows it to consume thousands of ants daily.
The aardvark has a long-snouted head that enables it to burrow underground in search of termites.
