molebut (Meaning)
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molebut (n.)
The sunfish (Orthagoriscus, or Mola).
Synonyms & Antonyms of molebut
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molebut Sentence Examples
- The molebut, a plump and furry creature, scuttled through the undergrowth.
- The molebut's velvety fur shimmered in the moonlight, making it look like a tiny shadow.
- With its keen sense of smell, the molebut detected the scent of food nearby.
- The molebut's burrow was a labyrinth of tunnels, leading to a cozy nest deep underground.
- The molebut's tiny paws dug nimbly at the soil, creating a maze of pathways.
- The molebut's eyes were small and beady, but they could see well in the dimmest light.
- The molebut's diet consisted mainly of insects and worms, which it searched for tirelessly.
- The molebut's predators included owls, snakes, and foxes, which made it a cautious creature.
- The molebut's life was a constant cycle of digging, foraging, and evading danger.
- Despite its small size, the molebut played an important role in the ecosystem, aerating the soil and controlling insect populations.
FAQs About the word molebut
The sunfish (Orthagoriscus, or Mola).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The molebut, a plump and furry creature, scuttled through the undergrowth.
The molebut's velvety fur shimmered in the moonlight, making it look like a tiny shadow.
With its keen sense of smell, the molebut detected the scent of food nearby.
The molebut's burrow was a labyrinth of tunnels, leading to a cozy nest deep underground.
