wharf rat (Meaning)

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wharf rat (n)

someone who lives near wharves and lives by pilfering from ships or warehouses

brown rat that infests wharves

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The wharf rat scurried along the dilapidated wooden planks, its beady eyes scanning for scraps.
The ship's crew had to be vigilant against the cunning wharf rats that infested the cargo hold.
The stench of fish and decay hung in the air, attracting the wharf rats to the bustling dock.
Legend had it that the wharf rats were led by a notorious kingpin known as "Scaly."
The wharf rat's sharp claws and acrobatic abilities allowed it to navigate the maze-like warehouses with ease.
The rats were a constant nuisance, gnawing on ropes and stealing food from unsuspecting sailors.
The wharf rat's presence was a reminder of the harsh realities of life on the waterfront.
As the sun set, the wharf rats emerged from their hiding places, casting eerie shadows in the dim light.
The wharf rat's ability to adapt and survive in the unforgiving environment made it a symbol of resilience.
The wharf rat, despite its reputation, had a certain charm that endeared it to some of the dockworkers.

someone who lives near wharves and lives by pilfering from ships or warehouses, brown rat that infests wharves

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wharf rat scurried along the dilapidated wooden planks, its beady eyes scanning for scraps.

The ship's crew had to be vigilant against the cunning wharf rats that infested the cargo hold.

The stench of fish and decay hung in the air, attracting the wharf rats to the bustling dock.

Legend had it that the wharf rats were led by a notorious kingpin known as "Scaly."