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  • alt=An octopus among coral displaying conspicuous rings of turquoise outlined in black against a sandy background
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(octopuses)
An octopus is a soft sea creature with eight long arms called tentacles which it uses to catch food.
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Octopus is this creature eaten as food.
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  • alt=A female octopus underneath hanging strings of her eggs
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  • alt=An octopus among coral displaying conspicuous rings of turquoise outlined in black against a sandy background
  • alt=video of an octopus crawling about, its suckered arms moving
  • alt=A spiral nautilus in a blue sea
  • alt=Captured specimen of a giant octopus
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  • alt=A video of an octopus changing its appearance
  • alt=An octopus swimming with its round body to the front, its arms forming a streamlined tube behind
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¦ noun (plural octopuses) a cephalopod mollusc with eight sucker-bearing arms, a soft sac-like body, strong beak-like jaws, and no internal shell. [Order Octopoda: many species.]
Derivatives
octopoid adjective
Origin
C18: from Gk oktopous (see octopod).
Usage
The standard plural in English of octopus is octopuses. However, since the word comes from Greek, the Greek plural form octopodes is still occasionally used. The plural form octopi, formed according to rules for Latin plurals, is incorrect.
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  • alt=Three images in sequence of a two-finned sea creature swimming with an 8-cornered web
  • 40px
  • alt=Coloured drawing of a huge octopus rising from the sea and attacking a sailing ship's three masts with its spiralling arms
  • alt=A stubby round sea-creature with short ear-like fins
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  • alt=A female octopus underneath hanging strings of her eggs
  • alt=A microscopic view of a small round-bodied transparent animal with very short arms
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  • alt=An octopus among coral displaying conspicuous rings of turquoise outlined in black against a sandy background
  • alt=video of an octopus crawling about, its suckered arms moving
  • alt=A spiral nautilus in a blue sea
  • alt=Captured specimen of a giant octopus
  • s2cid=6104200 }}</ref>
  • alt=A video of an octopus changing its appearance
  • alt=An octopus swimming with its round body to the front, its arms forming a streamlined tube behind
  • alt=An octopus nearly hidden in a crack in some coral
  • alt=An octopus on the seabed, its siphon protruding near its eye
  • alt=A brown octopus with wriggly arms
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  • alt=A captive octopus with two arms wrapped around the cap of a plastic container
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  • ligula]] labelled.
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·noun A genus of eight-armed cephalopods, including numerous species, some of them of large size. ·see Devilfish.

Wikipedia

Octopus (disambiguation)

An octopus is a sea animal with eight limbs.

Octopus may also refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus (disambiguation)
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für Octopus
1. And what exactly prompted the famous octopus scene?
2. A huge wheel covered in nozzles sucks each tin onto an octopus–like suction point.
3. Researchers found the bacteria in Octopus and Mushroom springs as well as in Green Finger Pool.
4. The worst thing I ate, actually, was a live octopus –– it‘s disgusting.
5. Grouper, tuna, jobfish and octopus were all snatched up quickly as they came in.
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