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Noun genus anguis has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus AnguisDefinition:Genus Anguis is a scientific term referring to a genus of non-venomous legless lizards, commonly known as slowworms or glass lizards. The genus belongs to the family Anguidae, comprising several species of elongated reptiles resembling snakes. Sense 1 - Popular Usage:In popular usage, genus Anguis refers to slowworms, which are small, slender lizards with a shiny, smooth appearance. They are often mistaken for snakes due to their lack of limbs. Amazon search for related products: Slowworms on Amazon Sample Sentence:My little cousin was frightened when he saw a genus Anguis in the garden, thinking it was a snake. Sense 2 - Local Usage:In local usage, genus Anguis can refer to a specific species of glass lizard found in a particular geographic area. Amazon search for related products: Glass Lizards on Amazon Sample Sentence:During my visit to the local zoo, I had the opportunity to observe a genus Anguis, which is a rare species of glass lizard endemic to this region. | ||||
genus anemopsis genus anethum genus angelica genus angiopteris genus angraecum genus angrecum genus anguilla genus anguillula genus anguis genus anhima genus anhinga genus anigozanthus genus anisotremus genus ankylosaurus genus annona genus anoa genus anodonta
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