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giant squid

 

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Noun giant squid has 1 sense
  1. architeuthis, giant squid - largest mollusk known about but never seen (to 60 feet long)
    --1 is a kind of squid
    --1 is a member of genus Architeuthis

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Giant Squid

Noun

A giant squid is a large marine cephalopod mollusk of the genus Architeuthis.

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Sense 1:

A massive squid with long tentacles and a body that can reach up to 43 feet in length, known for its rarity and elusiveness.

The giant squid is believed to be one of the largest invertebrates in the world.

Sense 2:

A legendary creature often depicted in myths and literature due to its mysterious nature.

In the novel, the protagonist encounters a giant squid while sailing through uncharted waters.

Adjective

Describing something as giant squid refers to its massive size or resemblance to the characteristics of a giant squid.

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Sense 1:

Of enormous or colossal size.

The building was designed with giant squid windows offering breathtaking views.

Sense 2:

Having tentacle-like appendages or features characteristic of a giant squid.

The futuristic car had giant squid-inspired wheels that allowed for enhanced maneuverability.

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