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medusa (noun)
A medusa is the free-swimming, bell-shaped stage in the life cycle of a jellyfish or similar marine animal. It also refers to a figure in Greek mythology with snakes for hair who could turn people to stone with her gaze.
"The aquarium features a special tank for the translucent medusa stage of the moon jellyfish."
Think of a 'MEDusa' needing a 'MEDic' because she has 'snakes' on her head. Or, 'M' for Medusa and 'M' for Mobile (swimm...
Using 'Medusa' for the animal in a formal paper. → medusa
Saying 'The medusa turned him to stone.' → Medusa
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