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crab-eaters

crab-eaters is the plural of crab-eater.

Meaning of crab-eater

Noun

crab-eater (plural crab-eaters)

  1. A cobia, a fish of species Rachycentron canadum.
  2. A crab-eater seal (Lobodon carcinophagus), which eats krill (not crabs).
    Synonyms:
    krill-eater seal

Questions about crab-eaters

What is crab-eaters the plural of?
Crab-eaters is the plural of crab-eater.

Words near crab-eaters in the dictionary

  1. crab-apple
  2. crab-apples
  3. crab-core
  4. crab-eater
  5. crab-eater seal
  6. crab-eaters
  7. crab-eating fox
  8. crab-eating foxes
  9. crab-eating frog
  10. crab-eating frogs
  11. crab-eating macaque

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