What does SNAIL mean?

Snail

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A slow-moving mollusk with a spiral shell.

Pronunciation: US: /sneɪl/; UK: /sneɪl/

Origin and Usage: The word "snail" originated from the Old English word "snægl." Snails are often associated with slowness due to their slow movement. They are commonly found in gardens and are often considered pests. They are also used as a food source in some cultures.

Synonyms: Slug, mollusk, escargot

Related Words: Shell, slime, trail, crawl, glide

Example Sentences:

1. She found a snail in her garden.
2. The snail left a trail of slime behind it as it moved.
3. He tried escargot for the first time and found it surprisingly delicious.