freshwater hydra
freshwater hydra noun: a solitary polyp, of species Hydra vulgaris, similar to a sea anemone consisting of a hollow cylinder about 10 mm long with a mouth surrounded by tentacles, usually found attached to the under surfaces of water plants in ponds and streams.
Noun
freshwater hydra (plural freshwater hydras)
- A solitary polyp, of species Hydra vulgaris, similar to a sea anemone consisting of a hollow cylinder about 10 mm long with a mouth surrounded by tentacles, usually found attached to the under surfaces of water plants in ponds and streams.
- Synonyms:
- freshwater polyp
Synonyms of freshwater hydra
- freshwater polyp
Forms of freshwater hydra
| plural | freshwater hydras |
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Questions about freshwater hydra
- What does freshwater hydra mean?
- Freshwater hydra means a solitary polyp, of species Hydra vulgaris, similar to a sea anemone consisting of a hollow cylinder about 10 mm long with a mouth surrounded by tentacles, usually found attached to the under surfaces of water plants in ponds and streams.
- What part of speech is freshwater hydra?
- Freshwater hydra is a noun.
- What is the plural of freshwater hydra?
- The plural of freshwater hydra is freshwater hydras.
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