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whalesucker

 

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Noun whalesucker has 1 sense
  1. whale sucker, whalesucker, Remilegia australis - large blue Pacific remora that attaches to whales and dolphins
    --1 is a kind of remora, suckerfish, sucking fish
    --1 is a member of Remilegia, genus Remilegia

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Whalesucker

Noun

Sense 1: A small fish of the family Echeneidae that attaches itself to marine animals such as whales and turtles using its modified dorsal fin, obtaining free transportation and feeding on scraps.

Example Sentence: The whalesucker latched onto the belly of the humpback whale, hitching a ride across the ocean.

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Noun

Sense 2: A person who takes advantage of or attaches themselves to someone more successful, influential, or wealthy in order to gain benefits or advantages.

Example Sentence: John was known as a whalesucker, always cozying up to the CEO to get promotions.

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Adjective

Sense 1: (Informal) Describing something that is extremely cool, impressive, or praiseworthy.

Example Sentence: The new sports car was whalesucker; everyone turned their heads as it zoomed down the street.

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Verb

Sense 1: (Slang) To attach or cling to someone or something persistently or excessively.

Example Sentence: The paparazzi whalesucked the celebrity, following them everywhere they went.

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