langosta
Spanish seafood delicacy
Langosta is the Spanish word for lobster, used in English primarily in culinary contexts or in regions with Spanish influence.
It appears on menus and in recipes, especially for Caribbean or Latin American dishes: We ordered the langosta tacos.
Langosta can also refer to spiny lobster specifically, which lacks the large claws of Atlantic lobster.
Mass of moving insects
- plagueDeadly epidemic disease
- grasshopperJumping insect, long legs
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
- infestationPest takeover situation
biblical · devastation · migration · agricultural · pest · famine · voracious · horde
Animal gripping nails
- antennaeSensory appendages on insects
- carapaceProtective dorsal exoskeleton
- tailRear animal appendage
- exoskeletonExternal skeletal structure
decapod · arthropod · chitin · marine · aquatic · invertebrate · gills · mandible
swarm
Mass of moving insects
- plagueDeadly epidemic disease
- grasshopperJumping insect, long legs
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
infestation · biblical · devastation · migration · agricultural · pest · famine · voracious · horde · flying
claws
Animal gripping nails
exoskeleton · decapod · arthropod · chitin · marine · aquatic · invertebrate · gills · mandible · oceanic
thermidor
Creamy mustard seafood preparation
grilled · steamed · boiled · broiled · butter · garlic · sashimi · langostino · cioppino · medallions
delicacy
Refined sensitivity or rarity
caviar · opulence · sumptuous · prestige · affluence · indulgence · feast · banquet · splurge · extravagance