long-tongued (Meaning)
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long-tongued (a.)
Having a long tongue.
Talkative; babbling; loquacious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-tongued
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long-tongued Sentence Examples
- The gecko deftly extended its long-tongued to capture its prey.
- The anteater's long-tongued reached deep into the termite mound, securing its meal.
- The hummingbird hung suspended, its long-tongued darting into flowers for nectar.
- The chameleon's long-tongued flickered out like a whip, snatching an unsuspecting insect.
- The viper's long-tongued carried a potent venom, capable of delivering a swift and deadly strike.
- The wood frog's long-tongued coiled around prey, pulling it into its capacious mouth.
- The long-tongued bat hovered above a pond, its long-tongued dipping into the water for a drink.
- The giraffe's long-tongued reached high into the canopy, stripping leaves from the treetops.
- The lion's long-tongued lapped up water from a muddy pool, its thirst finally quenched.
- The inquisitive dog wagged its tail and lolled its long-tongued, eager for a treat.
FAQs About the word long-tongued
Having a long tongue., Talkative; babbling; loquacious.
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The gecko deftly extended its long-tongued to capture its prey.
The anteater's long-tongued reached deep into the termite mound, securing its meal.
The hummingbird hung suspended, its long-tongued darting into flowers for nectar.
The chameleon's long-tongued flickered out like a whip, snatching an unsuspecting insect.
