platypus Definition
platy·pus (plat′ə pəs)
platypus Usage Examples
Converse of object
- bill: He made flying fish and the duck billed platypus!
- see: Overnight: Cassowary House 22 nd July Another wander at Cassowary House this morning enabled us to see a Platypus in the creek.
- get: Get a platypus for £ 15 and pop it in the back, I can't believe mine's never burst.
- have: Allen From the Intimate Creation Collection you have the Platypus, a sextoy with women in mind.
Preposition: in
creek: We also got excellent views of two Platypus in the creek.
Adjective modifier
- duck-billed: I'd rather marry a duck-billed platypus Than end up like old Oedipus Rex.
- shy: The highlight of this area is the chance to see the unusual and shy Platypus swimming effortlessly in the clear creeks.
Modifies a noun
- junction: It runs back from above Platypus Junction at high level toward Broadway.
- duck: Don't let him go running amuck, Bill Just, mind me platypus duck.
Noun used with modifier
duckbill: Prior to 1st April 1993, employe stress in a Further Education College in Scotland was about as rare as a duckbill platypus.
Browse dictionary entries near platypus
- ‹ platyhelminth
- ‹ platy-
- ‹ platy
- ‹ Plattsburgh
- ‹ platter
- ‹ Platte
- ‹ Plattdeutsch
- ‹ platoon sergeant
- ‹ platoon
- ‹ Platonize
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