woodlouse (Meaning)

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woodlouse (n)

any of various small terrestrial isopods having a flat elliptical segmented body; found in damp habitats

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In the damp crevices of the garden shed, numerous woodlice scurried about.
The moisture-loving woodlouse thrived in the humid conditions of the basement.
As the logs were lifted, a horde of woodlice dispersed in all directions.
The tiny, crustacean-like woodlouse curled up into a ball when disturbed.
Underneath the rotting leaves, a colony of woodlice feasted on decaying organic matter.
The woodlouse's ability to roll into a compact sphere protected it from predators.
The intricate labyrinth of tunnels within the compost pile provided a safe haven for woodlice.
Despite their unassuming appearance, woodlice play an important role as decomposers in ecosystems.
The presence of a large number of woodlice in a compost bin is an indicator of a healthy decomposition process.
The subtle clicking sound produced by woodlice is a characteristic feature of damp, overgrown areas.

any of various small terrestrial isopods having a flat elliptical segmented body; found in damp habitats

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In the damp crevices of the garden shed, numerous woodlice scurried about.

The moisture-loving woodlouse thrived in the humid conditions of the basement.

As the logs were lifted, a horde of woodlice dispersed in all directions.

The tiny, crustacean-like woodlouse curled up into a ball when disturbed.