Definition

Having long, flexible appendages that resemble arms or legs, often found on certain animals like octopuses and squids.

Example

The tentacled creature moved gracefully through the water.

Conversation

Did you see that documentary about sea creatures last night?

Yeah, it was fascinating! Those tentacled animals are so unique.

I know, right? I never realized how intelligent some of them are.

Exactly! Especially the octopus — they're amazing problem solvers.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Tentacled → It is formed from "tentaculum" (from Latin, meaning small tentacle) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating possession or having). The word "tentacled" describes something that has tentacles or is equipped with tentacles.

Memory Tip

Picture a creature that has 'small tentacles' ('tentaculum') — that's why 'tentacled' means having tentacles.

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