Suckered

ppl. a. [f. SUCKER sb. + -ED².] Of an organ: Provided with suckers.

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1855. Kingsley, Glaucus (1878), 163. Small cuttle-fish … with a ring of suckered arms round their tiny parrots’ beaks.

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1879. Spencer, Data of Ethics, ii. § 4. 12. The cephalopod … using its suckered arms at one time for anchoring itself and at another for holding fast its prey.

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