merhorse
merhorse noun: a seahorse.
Noun
merhorse (plural merhorses)
- A seahorse.
- […] super-otter, merhorse (a kind of sea horse), marine saurian and father-of-all-the-turtles.1988, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Bell Acheson Wallace, The Reader's digest
- But there seems enough evidence to suggest that the merhorse may possibly be a distinct and genuine species. The creature is described as […] but there was no reappearance. A local expert was of the opinion that it was a 'real sea-horse'.1998, Nigel Suckling, Bob Eggleton, The book of sea monsters
- A mythical sea monster with a horse-like head, mane, and large eyes.
Forms of merhorse
| plural | merhorses |
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Origin of merhorse
From mer- + horse.
Questions about merhorse
- What does merhorse mean?
- Merhorse means a seahorse.
- What part of speech is merhorse?
- Merhorse is a noun.
- What is the plural of merhorse?
- The plural of merhorse is merhorses.
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