What is another word for sea otter?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈiː ˈɒtə], [ sˈiː ˈɒtə], [ s_ˈiː_ ˈɒ_t_ə]
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Synonyms for Sea otter:
n.
• Enhydra Lutris (noun) • animal (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)
How to use "Sea otter" in context?
Known for their playful and mischievous attitudes, sea otters are one of the most beloved animals on earth. They are some of the smallest marine mammals, and depending on their breed, can weigh between eleven and thirty-six pounds.
Despite their small size, sea otters are fierce predators that can kill prey much larger than themselves. They use their razor sharp claws and teeth to catch their meal, and were historically responsible for the eradication of many dangerous sea lion and seal populations.
Homophones for Sea otter:
- seeder, Sectary, shyster, suggester, shadower, succeeder, sector, shuddery, sea aster, storey, stirrer, skidder, steer, starer, sitter, stray, sou'wester, Shittah Tree, stir, storeria, stater, sudor, seder, strew, sagittaria, shad roe, shudder, swatter, Skye Terrier, satyr, sixty-three, satureia, shooter, satori, sutura, stutter, suture, starry, steerer, shouter, straw, sou'easter, statutory, squatter, seawater, stereo, shot tower, show the door, strayer, stature, sea star, stair, sutra, six day war, sitar, scouter, starr, Sudatory, swither, stairway, setter, statuary, scooter, stare, stator, suitor, sudra, sea scooter, side door, skater, shatter, six-shooter, stria, skid row, skitter, scoter, shoe store, story, stayer, store, steatorrhea, shade tree, soda water, shutter, stutterer, sister, shedder, sequester, star, set theory, sweater, setaria, shudra, souther, scatter, satire, shoetree, six-day war.
Holonyms for Sea otter:
n.
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animal
enhydra, Genus Enhydra.
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animal
Hyponym for Sea otter:
n.
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animal
mustelid, Musteline Mammal, musteline.
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animal
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