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barndoor skate

 

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Noun barndoor skate has 1 sense
  1. barndoor skate, Raja laevis - one of the largest skates (to 5 feet); an active skate easy to hook
    --1 is a kind of skate
    --1 is a member of Raja, genus Raja

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Barndoor Skate

A barndoor skate is a type of large marine fish belonging to the family Rajidae. It is characterized by its wide and rectangular-shaped body with a rough skin resembling the surface of a barn door, hence the name "barndoor." This skate is predominantly found in the cold waters of the North Atlantic Ocean.

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Noun:

1. The barndoor skate is an impressive marine species with a distinct appearance.

2. During our research expedition, we caught a magnificent barndoor skate.

3. The fishermen were excited to witness the rare sight of a barndoor skate swimming gracefully below their boat.

Adjective:

1. The barndoor skate has a unique skin texture that gives it a barndoor-like appearance.

2. Researchers observed the barndoor skate population declining due to changes in the ocean's ecosystem.

3. We saw a beautifully preserved barndoor skate specimen at the local aquarium.

Verb:

1. The barndoor skate swiftly glided through the water, showcasing its graceful swimming technique.

2. The fishermen carefully released the barndoor skate back into the ocean after taking measurements.

3. The documentary showcased the endangered species' struggle to barndoor skate their way across the rapidly changing currents.

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