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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /nuːt/ · UK /njuːt/
newt means: A small animal with a tail, like a lizard, that lives both in water and on land.
noun
SMALL AMPHIBIANB2
A small animal with a tail, like a lizard, that lives both in water and on land.
- A newt swam in the pond.
- We found three newts under a damp log.
- Female newts lay their eggs on water plants.
verb
REMOVE ONLINE USERC2
To remove a player, usually for a short time, from an online text game.
- The administrator newted the rude player.
- Repeated spam may cause the moderators to newt you.
- Can an administrator newt someone for disrupting the game?
Questions about newt
What does newt mean?
A small animal with a tail, like a lizard, that lives both in water and on land.
What is newt in other languages?
Türkçe: semender · Español: tritón · Français: triton · Deutsch: Molch · Italiano: tritone · 日本語: イモリ
How do you pronounce newt?
In American English /nuːt/; in British English /njuːt/.
How do you use newt in a sentence?
A newt swam in the pond. We found three newts under a damp log.
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