seven-arm octopus
seven-arm octopus noun: haliphron atlanticus, a species of octopus, notable for its large size.
Noun
seven-arm octopus (plural seven-arm octopuses or (nonstandard) seven-arm octopusses or (nonstandard) seven-arm octopi or (nonstandard) seven-arm octopii or (rare) seven-arm octopodes or (rare, nonstandard) seven-arm octopus)
- Haliphron atlanticus, a species of octopus, notable for its large size.
Forms of seven-arm octopus
| plural | seven-arm octopuses |
|---|---|
| plural (nonstandard) | seven-arm octopusses |
| plural (nonstandard) | seven-arm octopi |
| plural (nonstandard) | seven-arm octopii |
| plural (rare) | seven-arm octopodes |
| plural (nonstandard, rare) | seven-arm octopus |
Origin of seven-arm octopus
Because in male seven-arm octopuses, one of their tentacles is smaller and concealed, and is often overlooked.
Questions about seven-arm octopus
- What does seven-arm octopus mean?
- Seven-arm octopus means haliphron atlanticus, a species of octopus, notable for its large size.
- What part of speech is seven-arm octopus?
- Seven-arm octopus is a noun.
- What is the plural of seven-arm octopus?
- The plural of seven-arm octopus is seven-arm octopuses.
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