octopod
/ɒkˈtɒpɒd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of deep-sea cephalopod closely related to the octopus, especially the genus Muusoctopus.
“The deep-sea diver spotted an octopod lurking in the darkness.”
2. noun
A type of marine animal with a soft, boneless body and eight arms or tentacles, especially an octopus.
“The aquarium featured an impressive octopod that could change color to evade predators.”