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tad|pole — «TAD POHL», noun. a very young frog or toad in the larval stage when it lives in water and has gills and a long tail; polliwog. Tadpoles gradually adapt to life out of water by developing lungs and limbs, losing gills, and changing internally.… … Useful english dictionary
tad — al·be·tad; at·lan·tad; ca·tad·ro·mous; dis·tad; ec·tad; en·tad; hep·tad; ko·mi·tad·ji; me·tad; oc·cip·i·tad; oc·tad; pen·tad; plan·tad; tad·dick; tad·pole; so·tad·ic; tad; … English syllables
pole — an·ti·pole; bib·lio·pole; catch·pole; clothes·pole; coun·ter·pole; di·pole; hel·e·pole; in·ter·pole; met·ro·pole; nec·ro·pole; oc·to·pole; pole; pole·cat; pole·head; pole·less; pole·man; pole·ward; quad·ru·pole; tad·pole; tur·co·pole;… … English syllables
Tad Szulc — Tadeusz Witold Szulc (* 25. Juli 1926 in Warschau; † 21. Mai 2001 in Washington D.C.) war ein US amerikanischer Journalist und Sachbuchautor polnischer Abstammung. Szulc wurde als Sohn von Seweryn und Janina Baruch Szulc geboren. 1941 emigrierte… … Deutsch Wikipedia
tadpole — tad·pole … English syllables
tadpole — tad·pole (tăd’pōl′) n. ▸ The aquatic larva of a frog or toad, having gills, a long, laterally compressed tail, and in early stages, no limbs. During metamorphosis of a tadpole into an adult, legs and lungs develop, and the tail gradually… … Word Histories
tadpole — tad•pole [[t]ˈtæd poʊl[/t]] n. ram the aquatic larva of frogs and toads, having internal gills and a tail • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME tad(de) pol=tad(de) toad+pol poll … From formal English to slang
tadpole — tad|pole [ˈtædpəul US poul] n [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: toad + poll head ( POLL1)] a small creature that has a long tail, lives in water, and grows into a ↑frog or ↑toad … Dictionary of contemporary English
tadpole — tad|pole [ tæd,poul ] noun count a small animal that lives in water and develops into a FROG … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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