keel-jawed needlefish
keel-jawed needlefish noun: a large, yet long and thin needlefish of the species of genus Tylosurus, common gamefishes in the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans.

Noun
keel-jawed needlefish (plural keel-jawed needlefishes)
- A large, yet long and thin needlefish of the species of genus Tylosurus, common gamefishes in the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans.
Forms of keel-jawed needlefish
| plural | keel-jawed needlefishes |
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Origin of keel-jawed needlefish
By surface analysis, keel + jawed + needlefish, from a small bony appendage to the lower jaw in some specimens of some species of genus Tylosurus.
Questions about keel-jawed needlefish
- What does keel-jawed needlefish mean?
- Keel-jawed needlefish means a large, yet long and thin needlefish of the species of genus Tylosurus, common gamefishes in the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans.
- What part of speech is keel-jawed needlefish?
- Keel-jawed needlefish is a noun.
- What is the plural of keel-jawed needlefish?
- The plural of keel-jawed needlefish is keel-jawed needlefishes.
Words near keel-jawed needlefish in the dictionary
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