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newt

/njuːt/ noun · British & US
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noun

A small, typically aquatic salamander, often found in ponds and lakes. Newts are characterized by their distinctive red or orange coloration and their ability to regrow lost limbs.

Example

"The newt's vibrant orange coloration made it a popular subject for the artist's watercolor painting."

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