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salamander

[ˈsæləˌmændər]

salamander Definition

a small amphibian that typically has smooth skin, a long body and tail, and short legs.

Using salamander: Examples

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  • Example

    The salamander is an indicator of environmental health.

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    Salamanders can regenerate their limbs.

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    The salamander is a popular pet among amphibian enthusiasts.

salamander Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for salamander

Phrases with salamander

  • a species of salamander that has black skin with yellow spots, and is believed to be able to withstand fire

    Example

    The fire salamander is a popular symbol in mythology and folklore.

  • a large species of salamander that can grow up to 1.8 meters in length

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    The giant salamander is an endangered species found in East Asia.

  • a large species of salamander that is native to the eastern United States and is named for its wrinkled, slimy appearance

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    The hellbender salamander is a threatened species due to habitat loss and pollution.

Origins of salamander

from Old French 'salamandre', from Latin 'salamandra', from Greek 'salamandra', believed to mean 'fire animal'

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Summary: salamander in Brief

A 'salamander' [ˈsæləˌmændər] is a small amphibian with smooth skin, a long body and tail, and short legs. It is often used as an indicator of environmental health and is a popular pet among amphibian enthusiasts. The 'fire salamander' is a species with black skin and yellow spots, while the 'giant salamander' can grow up to 1.8 meters in length.