squid

[skwɪd]

squid Definition

• 1. a sea animal with a long, soft body and eight arms and two tentacles around its mouth
• 2. the flesh of this animal eaten as food

Using squid: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "squid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The squid is a popular seafood dish in many countries.

• Example

  Squids are known for their ability to change color rapidly.

• Example

  The giant squid is one of the largest animals in the world.

squid Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for squid

• cuttlefish
• calamari

Phrases with squid

• squid ink

  a black liquid produced by squid that is used as a coloring and flavoring in food

  Example

  The pasta was made with squid ink, giving it a unique flavor and appearance.

• squid fishing

  the act of catching squid for food or sport

  Example

  He spent the weekend squid fishing with his friends.

• fried calamari

  a popular dish made from battered and deep-fried squid rings

  Example

  We ordered a plate of fried calamari as an appetizer.

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Summary: squid in Brief

A 'squid' [skwɪd] is a sea animal with a soft body, eight arms, and two tentacles around its mouth. It is often eaten as food, and its ink is used as a coloring and flavoring in food. Squids are known for their ability to change color rapidly, and they can be caught for food or sport through 'squid fishing.' 'Fried calamari' is a popular dish made from battered and deep-fried squid rings.