decapod
decapod
Definition
deca·pod (dek′ə päd′)
noun
- any of an order (Decapoda) of crustaceans having ten legs, as a lobster, shrimp, or crab
- a squid
de·cap′o·dal (di kap′ə dəl) adjective or de·cap′o·dous-dəs
de·cap′o·dan (-dən) adjective, noun
decapod
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- crustacean: I doubt that decapod crustaceans do not have thermal receptors.
- larva: Ecology of decapod crustacean larvae in the Irish Sea and the German Bight during the spring.
Browse dictionary entries near decapod
- decapitation
- decapitate
- decanter
- decant
- decane
- decanal
- decamp
- decameter
- Decameron
- Decalogue
- Decapolis
- decarbonate
- decarbonize
- decarboxylation
- decarburize
- decasyllable
- decathlete
- decathlon
- Decatur
- decay
