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Noun family amphisbaenidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFamily AmphisbaenidaeDefinition: The family Amphisbaenidae, commonly referred to as worm lizards, is a family of legless, burrowing reptiles found in tropical and subtropical regions. Sense 1: In zoology, the family Amphisbaenidae refers to a group of limbless squamate reptiles characterized by their elongated bodies, smooth scales, and the ability to burrow into the ground. Example sentence: The family Amphisbaenidae is known for their unique ability to move in both forward and backward directions effortlessly. Sense 2: In popular culture, worm lizards have gained attention for their fascinating appearance and behavior, often depicted as creatures in fantasy literature and films. Example sentence: The creature in the movie resembled a terrifying member of the family Amphisbaenidae, with its serpentine body and lack of limbs. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
family amaranthaceae family amaryllidaceae family ambrosiaceae family ambystomatidae family ameiuridae family amiidae family ammodytidae family amphioxidae family amphisbaenidae family amphiumidae family amygdalaceae family anabantidae family anacardiaceae family anarhichadidae family anatidae family ancylidae family ancylostomatidae
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