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Definitions from the WebGenus LynxNoun: The genus Lynx refers to a group of medium-sized wildcats characterized by their short tail, tufted ears, and distinctive facial ruff. They are known for their excellent hunting skills and sharp vision. Example Sentence: The genus Lynx includes species such as the Eurasian lynx, the Canadian lynx, and the Iberian lynx. Adjective: Lynx, used as an adjective, describes something that resembles or is related to the wildcats of the genus Lynx. Example Sentence: The fur coat had a lynx-like pattern, with spots and stripes in varying shades of brown. Verb: When used as a verb, lynx means to search or scan for something very attentively. Example Sentence: I will lynx the internet for the best deals on that new smartphone. Related Products: | ||||
genus lycopersicum genus lycopodium genus lycopus genus lycosa genus lyginopteris genus lygodium genus lygus genus lymantria genus lynx genus lyonia genus lyrurus genus lysichiton genus lysichitum genus lysiloma genus lysimachia genus lythrum genus macaca
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