A marine cephalopod mollusk with a long, soft body, eight arms, and two long tentacles, typically able to change color and squirt ink as a defense mechanism.
The diver was fascinated by the squid's ability to change colors rapidly.
A dish or food item made from the flesh of a squid, often served as calamari.
For the appetizer, we ordered fried squid with a side of marinara sauce.
Slang: a reckless or inexperienced motorcyclist, especially one who rides without proper protective gear.
That squid blew past us on the highway wearing only a T-shirt and shorts.
Slang (chiefly US, sometimes derogatory): a member of the Navy.
The Marines and squids often teased each other during joint exercises.
A superconducting quantum interference device used for detecting extremely subtle magnetic fields.
Scientists used a SQUID to measure the tiny magnetic signals produced by the human brain.