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mudsucker
[ muhd-suhk-er ]
noun
- a goby, Gillichthys mirabilis, of California, used as bait.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mudsucker1
Example Sentences
It’s a delta mudsucker, he said, a species that has been rebounding.
At the species level there are more than 1000 plants and animals with the species designation mirabilis, from the nursery web spider Pisaura mirabilis to the longjaw mudsucker fish Gillichthys mirabilis to this crazy looking sea slug.
There was a Yankee from Maine, a Digger from the hills of North Carolina, a Mudsucker from Illinois, and all kinds of Corncrackers from Kentucky, besides a fine old Englishman and a sturdy German; and they told the Newcomer boys that the school-teacher was a Scotchman who talked through his nose and said lots of funny things, and that further up the creek lived a Manxman by the name of Quayle.
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