tentacle

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalstentacleten‧ta‧cle /ˈtentɪkəl/ noun [countable] 1 HBAone of the long thin parts of a sea creature such as an octopus which it uses for holding things2 → tentaclesExamples from the Corpustentacle• As you might expect from the name, these latter animals have tentacles arranged in multiples of eight per polyp.• The tentacles were sliding closer to her.• The scotch spread warm tentacles through her.Origin tentacle (1700-1800) Modern Latin tentaculum, from Latin tentare; → TEMPT

单词	tentacle
释义	tentacle From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalstentacleten‧ta‧cle /ˈtentɪkəl/ noun [countable] 1 HBAone of the long thin parts of a sea creature such as an octopus which it uses for holding things2 → tentaclesExamples from the Corpustentacle• As you might expect from the name, these latter animals have tentacles arranged in multiples of eight per polyp.• The tentacles were sliding closer to her.• The scotch spread warm tentacles through her.Origin tentacle (1700-1800) Modern Latin tentaculum, from Latin tentare; → TEMPT
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