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- n. Plural form of jellyfish.
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Examples
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There are of course a great number of animals -- such as jellyfishes, and other animals -- without any hard parts, of which we cannot reasonably expect to find any traces whatever: there is nothing of them to preserve.
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i really like my quiet cd, though; the only place it doesn't flow greatly is between "jellyfishes" and "ana," since "ana" begins rather loudly. i'm hoping it can get me through the weekend:
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Like thousands of suspended jellyfishes, they floated aimlessly in the air.
Spread ArtCulture: Interview with Edward Burtynsky: Photographing a Planet on the Edge
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As a surfer, I have been alarmed as the number of what we used to jokingly call "urban jellyfishes" has increased.
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Enter another one and you're soon privy to the mating rituals of giant jellyfishes, seemingly weightless.
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The references to ocean life continue with lighting overhead that is diffused by a thin nylon net, which appears to be luminescent tentacles, evoking a stray shoal of jellyfishes or sea anemones.
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The loss of apex predator biomass could trigger a broad expansion in the biomass of ctenophores, jellyfishes, squid and small pelagic fishes (sardines, anchovies, etc.).
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In one short sentence Coulter painted them as gutless jellyfishes, quitters, wimps, spineless scaredy-cats … care to add a few yourself?
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Our guide showed us huge jellyfishes - I held one, Allan declined - and other small, strange marine animals.
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That's what octopuses and squids and jellyfishes say when they see a shark.
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