longnose gar
longnose gar noun: a large freshwater garfish with very long slender snout, Lepisosteus osseus.
Noun
longnose gar (plural longnose gars)
- A large freshwater garfish with very long slender snout, Lepisosteus osseus.
- Longnose Gar, with jaws twice as long as head, may be 5 feet long.1967, George K. Reid, edited by Herbert S. Zim and George S. Fichter, Pond Life, New York: Golden Press, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 128
- Synonyms:
- needlenose gar
Synonyms of longnose gar
- needlenose gar
Forms of longnose gar
| plural | longnose gars |
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Questions about longnose gar
- What does longnose gar mean?
- Longnose gar means a large freshwater garfish with very long slender snout, Lepisosteus osseus.
- What part of speech is longnose gar?
- Longnose gar is a noun.
- What is the plural of longnose gar?
- The plural of longnose gar is longnose gars.
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