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Bullfrog Meaning in English

word

ˈbʊɫˌfɹɔɡ
BOOL-frawg
bˈʊlfɹɒɡ
BOOL-frog

Definition

A bullfrog is a large, strong type of frog, especially known for its loud, deep croak. Bullfrogs usually live near ponds or lakes.

Usage & Nuances

'Bullfrog' is most common in North America, often referring to the American bullfrog. Frequently used in nature talks and kids’ science books. Don’t confuse with 'toad,' which is a different amphibian. Used both in literal and occasionally metaphorical senses (someone with a deep voice might be called a bullfrog).

Example Sentences

The bullfrog is the largest frog in North America.

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I heard a bullfrog by the pond last night.

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A bullfrog eats insects, small fish, and even other frogs.

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That loud croaking sound? It's probably a bullfrog somewhere nearby.

natural

When we go camping, we always try to spot a bullfrog after dark.

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My brother can imitate a bullfrog better than anyone I know.

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