polwig (Meaning)
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polwig (n.)
A polliwig. Holland.
Synonyms & Antonyms of polwig
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polwig Sentence Examples
- The polwig frolicked in the shallow waters of the pond, its tiny tail flicking.
- Beneath the lily pads, a family of polwigs huddled together for safety.
- The iridescent polwig's skin shimmered in the sunlight like a miniature rainbow.
- With each wriggle, the polwig propelled itself through the murky depths.
- The emerging polwig hopped onto a leaf, its newfound legs still wobbly.
- The polwig's appetite was insatiable, and it devoured algae and small insects alike.
- As the night fell, the polwig transformed into an adult frog, leaving behind its aquatic life.
- A colony of polwigs congregated in a dense cluster, creating a living tapestry on the pond's surface.
- The observant child spotted the polwig hidden among the underwater vegetation.
- The polwig's metamorphosis was a testament to the wonders of the natural world.
FAQs About the word polwig
A polliwig. Holland.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The polwig frolicked in the shallow waters of the pond, its tiny tail flicking.
Beneath the lily pads, a family of polwigs huddled together for safety.
The iridescent polwig's skin shimmered in the sunlight like a miniature rainbow.
With each wriggle, the polwig propelled itself through the murky depths.
