Squid (noun)

A sea creature with a long, soft body and ten tentacles, typically able to change color. Squids are fast swimmers and are related to cuttlefish and octopuses.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from old french calmar, from latin calamarius, from greek kalamos "reed".

Examples:

1. The squid swam gracefully through the water.
2. Squid is a common ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine.
3. The diver was amazed by the colorful squids.
4. The squid's tentacles were long and thin.
5. The squid's ink was used to make a black sauce for pasta.