Words and phrases that have a meaning related to barnacle: (153 results)
Often used in the same context:
tunicates, gastropod, limpets, isopod, remora, radula, kelp, moray eel, starfish, mollusc, bivalve, sea squirt, trilobite, crustacea, crustacean, concretion, fiddler crab, mollusks, shipworm, sculpins, gribble, bryozoans, squid, moray, fishhook, fin, sea anemone, baleen whale, scutes, flatworm, blenny, carapace, ocean sunfish, brachiopod, aquatic fern, clam, warty, pelvic fin, tentacle, dinoflagellate, holdfast, toadfish, gorgonians, reef, crinoids, guppy, alga, sperm whale, jellyfish, whale, glop, nudibranch, sargasso, caul, scows, frogfish, daddy longlegs, ichthyosaurs, polychaete, anglerfish, wormlike, scaleless, goby, lubber, hawser, whalebone, leech, oarfish, urchin, crabs, mussels, snout, conodonts, planktonic, snail, tubercles, sting ray, coral, mouthparts, sphinx moth, sea serpent, damselfish, duckbill, pteropod, giant squid, sea cucumber, protozoan, stag beetle, pectoral fin, wrasse, cods, suckerfish, appendage, sardine, fingerlike, flatfish, wart hog, ammonites, sargassum, louse, creature, protuberances, barnacles, frogs, ant, bird, cod, flea, crayfish, herring, insect, mangrove, roach, shark, ants, bucks, butterflies, butterfly, cockroach, spindle, denervated, octopus, nettle, tortoise, accessory, amphibian, anuran, box, contractile, degenerated, dipteran, extrafusal, fusiform, glass, imbedded, innervated, intrafusal
More specific:
acorn barnacle, balanus balanoides, goose barnacle, lepas fascicularis, rock barnacle
Appears in the definition of:
acorn barnacle, balanus balanoides, gooseneck barnacle, goose barnacle, lepas fascicularis, rock barnacle
More general:
goose
Synonyms:
Also try:barnacle goose, branta leucopsis, cerriped, cerripede
— Adjectives for barnacle: young, common, old, goose, large, sessile, parasitic, giant, small, sprightly, airy, more...
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