PRAWN

PRAWN


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Word: prawn
Phonetic: /pɹoːn/
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A crustacean of the suborder Dendrobranchiata.
A crustacean sometimes confused with shrimp.
A woman with a very toned body, but an unattractive face. Example: She's a prawn!
A fool, an idiot.
To fish for prawns.


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Big shrimp?
Cocktail sauce go-with
Edible decapod
Its bigger than a shrimp
Jambalaya ingredient
Jumbo shrimp
Large shrimp
Scampi ingredient
Seafood
Seafood choice
Seafood delicacy
Seafood mouthful
Seafood serving
Shrimp
Shrimp cocktail piece
Shrimp cousin
Shrimp for the barbie
Shrimp in Shrewsbury
Shrimp in SoHo
Shrimp in the UK
Shrimp kin
Shrimp look-alike
Shrimp relative
Shrimps cousin
Shrimps kin
Shrimplike creature
Shrimplike critter
touffe ingredient
Decapod.
Shrimplike crustacean.
Shrimp's cousin.
Shrimplike animal.
Kind of shrimp
Norway lobster
Variety of shrimp
Shade of pink
Shrimp's kin
Shrimp's relative
Crustacean for a gourmet
Dining delicacy
Seafood often served on a toothpick
Shellfish
Small, edible crustacean
Small crustacean
Cocktail crustacean
Popular oriental snack
Seafood is not evenly pink outside and uncooked in the middle
Man on board eats right sort of 8
Empty pan to be filled with uncooked seafood
Decapod on a menu
Man on board eating right kind of seafood
A vegetarian won't eat one quietly, not cooked, not its head
See 24 Down.
Initially named Wilson, actor recently playing rising swimmer
Fancy shrimp
Cocktail tidbit
Somnambulist
Birds claw
Rising brown river is untreated
Singer replacing tenor with soprano too
Real first name of Shaggy in the Scooby-Doo cartoons
Edible crustacean
Man hides recipe for shellfish
Power making BP a potential victim of oil-spill
Small edible marine decapod crustacean with a long tail and two pairs of pincers
Stir-fry candidate
Seafood cocktail ingredient
Étouffée option
Langoustine
Hock about right with this?
It’s like a shrimp




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