stingray
/ˈstɪŋreɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A marine reptile with a flat, oval body and a long, pointed tail, found in tropical and subtropical waters, and characterized by a venomous barb on its tail.
“The snorkeler was stung by a stingray while swimming in the shallow waters of the Caribbean.”
2. verb
To administer a painful wound to (someone or something) with the barb on the tail of a stingray.
“The diver was stung by the stingray while trying to remove it from the water.”
3. noun
A type of electric ray found in tropical and subtropical waters.
“The stingray swam near the diver, its long tail slicing through the water.”