Frog
Frog noun - Any of various tailless stout-bodied amphibians with long hind limbs for leaping; semiaquatic and terrestrial species.
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Synonyms for Frog
Tadpole and frog are semantically related In some cases you can use "Tadpole" instead a noun "Frog".
Nearby Words: froggy, frogling
Tadpole
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- Now, the parasite has to find a way to get from the tadpole/frog into the heron to mature, so it makes the tadpole/frog grow extra limbs on its body◊!
Source: Body Horror / Real Life -
While one could make the argument that eating a chocolate-covered (raw, babynote Shouldn't that be a tadpole?) frog isn't that weird note They eat frog's legs, don't they?
Source: I Ate WHAT?! -
Time travellers proceeded to grab and raise her daughter, and her daughter couldn't resist making edits to the timeline, such as killing said frog when it was still a tadpole.
Source: Webcomic / GastroPhobia
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