Pronunciation: /ˈlɪmpɪt/
noun a type of marine mollusk with a conical shell that clings tightly to rocks
A1 I saw a limpet clinging to a rock at the beach.
A2 The limpet's shell was shaped like a cone.
B1 Limpets are small marine mollusks that attach themselves to rocks.
B2 Scientists study the behavior of limpets to understand their ecological role.
C1 The limpet's ability to withstand harsh conditions on rocky shores is remarkable.
C2 The limpet's adaptation to its environment has evolved over millions of years.
adjective pertaining to or resembling a limpet
A1 The limpet shell was stuck to the rock.
A2 The limpet-like grip of the suction cup was impressive.
B1 She had a limpet-like attachment to her favorite blanket.
B2 The limpet nature of his personality made it difficult for him to let go of grudges.
C1 Her limpet determination to succeed propelled her to the top of the company.
C2 The limpet loyalty of his followers was unwavering in the face of adversity.
formal The limpet is a type of marine mollusk that attaches itself to rocks.
informal I found a limpet clinging to the rock at the beach.
slang That limpet is really sticking to that rock!
figurative She's like a limpet, never wanting to let go of her beliefs.
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