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crawfish

[kraw-fish] / ˈkrɔˌfɪʃ /




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Part of the gym roof peeled away like the shell of a crawfish.

From New York Times

Surreal elements abound in photo-friendly gallery rooms: Climb into a bathtub with a giant crawfish, or take a bite from an oversize po’ boy sandwich.

From Washington Post

He was previously known for hosting crawfish boils in the area, though now he reportedly keeps to himself.

From Fox News

In the past, Spears was known for hosting crawfish boils and visiting Kentwood's VFW bar, though he's now mostly keeping to himself.

From Fox News

Private businesses can nudge customers to make the right decisions by offering promotional giveaways for beers, crawfish, doughnuts, fries, pizza or sports tickets.

From Washington Post