blenny

Converse of object

have: I also have two blennies which appear to be laying over the eggs like a bird does over its eggs.

Adjective modifier

• true: All true blennies have a continuous dorsal fin; the first dorsal fins are spiny and the remainder are soft.
• small: This small blenny is found on some Cornish shores.
• red: KNOWN HAUNTS Shallow seaweed areas, holes and crevices in rocky reefs, wrecks; the red blenny appears to prefer more exposed coasts.
• viviparous: The 2 pictures below show the Viviparous blenny, so called because the female gives birth to live young.
• tiny: A tiny tompot blenny, undaunted by our stature, stands his ground.
• common: Lots of lobsters, Pollock, Spider crabs, common blennies and a smooth hound - a dog fish to you lot.

Noun used with modifier

• tompot: A tompot blenny popped its head out of an exhaust port.
• adult: Adult Blennies were discovered at the low tide mark.
• pot: Tom pot blennies, jewel anemones, hermit crabs, spider crabs galore.
• tom: Tube worms, sea squirts, nudibranchs and tom pot blennies can be found among the rocks.