Crayfish

What do we mean by crayfish?

Any of various freshwater crustaceans of the families Astacidae and Cambaridae of the Northern Hemisphere and the family Parastacidae of the Southern Hemisphere, resembling a lobster but considerably smaller. noun

See crawfish. noun

See crawfish. noun

A freshwater crustacean (Cambaridae) resembling a small lobster, sometimes used as an inexpensive seafood or as fish bait. noun

A rock lobster. noun

Small freshwater decapod crustacean that resembles a lobster noun

Tiny lobster-like crustaceans usually boiled briefly noun

Warm-water lobsters without claws; those from Australia and South Africa usually marketed as frozen tails; caught also in Florida and California noun

Large edible marine crustacean having a spiny carapace but lacking the large pincers of true lobsters noun

To backpedal, desert or withdraw (also used with out).

An undesirable person who has the attributes of being cray cray or crazy. Urban Dictionary

Noun or adjective someone or something that is absolutely crazy Urban Dictionary

Not an animal, a crayfish is in fact a fruit, often mistaken for a vegetable. Urban Dictionary

An all mighty being of pure chaos Urban Dictionary

Crayfish means crazy or mad. Urban Dictionary

Backing out of a deal Urban Dictionary

A synonym for "crazy". An elongated form of "cray-cray", which is short for crazy. Used when someone or something is just so wacky you can't handle it. Urban Dictionary

Beautiful body but shit for brains. Urban Dictionary

A Canadian term for a common parasite of the vaginal crease. Similar but classier than crabs Urban Dictionary

When one hauks 4 loogies and pees on annother's face, then takes a dump in the other's mouth, then spins on his face 6 times, then the other pulls on the first's balls untill the first bleeds from his balls, then the other eats one of the first's balls and the first declares war on a third world country, then the other picks off all of the first's pubic hair with his teeth, then both dance and listen to J Geils Band's Centerfold. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to crayfish:
crayfish, crawfish, cray fish, grayfish, crabfish, cray-fish, catfish, grayish, raffish, clayish, coalfish, ratfish, crankish, crampfish, mayfish, draffish, crabbish, crapefish, craw fish, ragfish, crab-fish, crab fish, crampish, craw-fish, playfish, ray fish.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crayfish:
yabby, crawfish, krill, lobster, leeches, prawn, abalone, crustacean, mussels, shrimp, spiny, crabs, carapace, freshwater, mussel, shellfish, otters, mallard, cray, oysters, amphibians, plague, frogs, claws, mink, clams, dragonfly, endemic, newt, aquaculture, snake, boiled, perch, bait, claw, aquatic, crab, invasive, caspian, snakes, rusty, tasmanian, worms, trout, glossy, regina, lough, snails, spp, deficient, fisherman, edible, catfish, fish, swamp, toad, eaten, insects, fishes, tuna, spiders, otter, roach, endangered, prey, consume, subspecies, dishes, larvae, frog, tails, streams, catchment, species, tributaries, hemisphere, cave, consumed, insect, abundant, assessed, salmon, eat, tasmania, genera, maturity, mammals, feeds, predators, genus, neurons, infected, madagascar, abundance, signal, birds, meat, fishing, pharmacy, rabbit.

Words that rhyme with crayfish:
waifish, mayfish, may fish, grayfish, away fish, bay fish, cray fish, fillet fish, gray fish, grey fish, j fish, prey fish, ray fish, say fish, stray fish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crayfish:
freshwater, small, red, large, water, young, swamp, native, live, female, common, rusty, fresh, blind, american, male, noble, european, australian, giant, juvenile, clawed, white, english, signal, marine, tiny, big, dead, alien, huge, shelled, exotic, infected, fine, western, north, boiled, raw, adult, omnivorous, spiny, delicious, largest, smaller, grilled, intact, cooked, brainless, northern, excellent, japanese, acclimated, tasmanian, mature, seasonal, indigenous, enormous, sized, shell, fat, wondrous, succulent, uninjured, dominant, abundant, dwelling, temperate, miniature, californian, pink, cheek, scarlet.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crayfish:
muscle, axons, plague, fibers, behavior, system, tails, bisque, axon, soup, populations, neurons, synapse, fibres, burrows, butter, sauce, pots, receptor, season, cells, cord, clarkii, junctions, brain, meat, species, ganglia, culture, ganglion, interneurons, party, spermatocytes, nerve, eyes, mechanoreceptors, salad, ponds, traps, bait, saline, holes, predation, neurones, blood, trypsin, host, parties, oocytes, photoreceptors, terminals, astacus, muscles, haemocytes, fiber, giant, farming, body, behaviour, membranes, receptors, neuron, lobsters, farms, type, synapses, production, solution, chelae, hemolymph, hemocytes, legs, lysate, response, units, nerves, counties, afferents, procambarus, excitatory, abdomen, membrane, size, crabs, organs, look, introduction, cuticle, lobe, distribution, appendages, preparations, eaters, associates, junction, fish, eye.

Consonant match to crayfish:
crawfish, cray fish.

Words that sound like crayfish:
crayfish, crawfish, crapefish, cowfish, crawfished, creekfish, crossfish, koreish, grayish, greyish, catfish, crish, cry for, crowfoot, crofoot, cavefish, kertesz, kritisch, crayfishes, crowfeet, graffage, kernish, griffis, go fish, oarfish, giraffish, greenfish, greyface, crush, creche, krush, cresh, correia, crateful, crafty, crufty, courage, crash, craft, craving, crafts, croft, crafter, kraft, craic, kurdish, crevis, craf, codfish, kreft, raffish, kaffir, cruft, crofts, crofter, cravey, croche, kroft, kingfish, cref, cherif, crich, krage, krafft, crewet, crasis, crayford, quraysh, krausz, killifish, kruis, correo, coyish, crif, draffish, calvish, griffa, griffel, queenfish, crawfish out, cuish, kerfoot, carritch, clayish, coal-fish, coalfish, cornetfish, correi, correio, cowish, crabbish, crampfish, crawfishes, crawfishing, creaf, creepage, creole-fish, griefful, kephir, kharif.