Langoustine (noun)

A small, edible lobster with long claws, typically found in the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

Origin:

From french langouste 'spiny lobster'.

Examples:

1. Langoustines are considered a delicacy by many seafood lovers.
2. The restaurant offered a variety of dishes featuring langoustines, such as pasta with a langoustine sauce.
3. He ordered the grilled langoustines for his main course, which came with a side of vegetables.
4. Langoustines have a sweet and delicate flavor, making them a favorite among seafood connoisseurs.
5. In some countries, catching langoustines is a major industry, with thousands of people employed in the industry.