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Meaning of scink
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scink (n.)
A skink.
A slunk calf.
scink Sentence Examples
- The slender, metallic blue scink darted nimbly through the undergrowth.
- With its long, smooth body, the scink slithered effortlessly across the forest floor.
- The elusive blue-tongued scink displayed its vibrant tongue as a warning to predators.
- The nocturnal scink emerged from its burrow at dusk, its eyes glinting in the dim light.
- The skink's sharp claws dug into the tree bark, allowing it to climb with ease.
- The widespread skink species can be found in various habitats, including forests, grasslands, and deserts.
- The reproductive season for skinks typically occurs in the spring, with females laying clutches of eggs.
- Some skink species exhibit social behaviors, forming loose groups or colonies.
- The diet of many skinks includes insects, worms, and small invertebrates.
- The scink's tail is highly regenerative, enabling it to escape predators by shedding portions of its tail if necessary.
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A skink., A slunk calf.
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The slender, metallic blue scink darted nimbly through the undergrowth.
With its long, smooth body, the scink slithered effortlessly across the forest floor.
The elusive blue-tongued scink displayed its vibrant tongue as a warning to predators.
The nocturnal scink emerged from its burrow at dusk, its eyes glinting in the dim light.
