Scaphopoda
plural noun
Sca·phop·o·da
skəˈfäpədə
: a small class of Mollusca comprising bilaterally symmetrical marine forms that have a tapering tubular shell open at both ends, a pointed or spade-shaped foot for burrowing, many long slender prehensile oral tentacles about a mouth containing a radula, a rudimentary heart, no gills, and separate sexes whose reproductive products escape through the right kidney see tooth shell compare gastropoda
scaphopodous adjective
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Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from scaph- + -poda
- longitudinal fault
- longitudinal framing
- longitudinal metacenter
- longitudinal metacentric height
- longitudinal system
- longitudinal valley
- longitudinal wave
- longitudinally
- longjaw
- longjaws
- longjumped
- longjumping
- longjumps
- longl
- longleaf
- longleaf pine
- longleaf willow
- longleaves
- longlegs
- longline
- longlines
- longly
- Longmont
- longneck
- longnecks