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1. (n.) cuttlefish
any flattened squidlike cephalopod of the family Sepiidae with a hard internal shell.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME codel, OE cudele cuttlefish +fish)
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1. (noun) cuttlefish, cuttle
ten-armed oval-bodied cephalopod with narrow fins as long as the body and a large calcareous internal shell
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1. (noun) Cuttlefish
a cephalopod of the genus Sepia, having an internal shell, large eyes, and ten arms furnished with denticulated suckers, by means of which it secures its prey. The name is sometimes applied to dibranchiate cephalopods generally
2. (noun) Cuttlefish
a foul-mouthed fellow
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Sense: a sea-creature like the squid, able to squirt an inky liquid.
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 Afrikaans: inkvis |
 Arabic: صَبيْدِج، حَبّار (حيوان ه |
 Bulgarian: сепия |
 Brazilian: lula |
 Czech: sépie |
 German: der Tintenfisch |
 Danish: blæksprutte |
 Greek: σουπιά |
 Spanish: sepia |
 Estonian: seepia |
 Farsi: ماهی مرکب |
 Finnish: mustekala |
 French: seiche |
 Hebrew: דְיוֹנוֹן |
 Hindi: दस भुजी समुद्री जीव |
 Croatian: sipa |
 Hungarian: tintahal |
 Indonesian: cumi-cumi |
 Icelandic: smokkfiskur |
 Italian: seppia |
 Japanese: いか |
 Korean: 오징어 |
 Lithuanian: sepija |
 Latvian: tinteszivs |
 Malay: sotong kecil |
 Dutch: inktvis |
 Norwegian: blekksprut |
 Polish: mątwa |
 Persian: ماهی مرکب |
 Pashto: ماهی |
 Portuguese: pota |
 Romanian: sepie |
 Russian: каракатица |
 Slovak: sépia |
 Slovenian: sipa |
 Serbian: sipa |
 Swedish: bläckfisk |
 Thai: ปลาหมึก |
 Turkish: mürekkep balığı |
 Taiwanese: 烏賊，墨魚 |
 Ukrainian: каракатиця |
 Urdu: دوشاخہ مچهلى |
 Vietnamese: món cô lét cá |
 Chinese: 乌贼，墨鱼 |
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