puffers in English

noun
1
a person or thing that puffs, in particular, a person who smokes.
Neither of us being puffers we found it quite hard to bear the sweat dripping off our faces from the cooking plates in front of us, coupled with the smoke puffed from every other patron in the joint.
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1. Boxfishes, puffers and porcupinefishes

2. Boxfishes / Filefishes / Mola Sunfish / Puffers / Porcupinefishes / Triggerfishes

3. Related Articles: Burrfishes/Porcupinefishes, Puffers in General, Puffer Care and Information, A Saltwater Puffer Primer: Big Pufferfish! by Mike Maddox, Pufferfish Dentistry By Kelly Jedlicki and Anthony Calfo, True Puffers, Freshwater Puffers, Tobies/Sharpnose Puffers, Boxfishes, Puffer Care and Information by John (Magnus) Champlin, Things

4. Related Articles: Burrfishes/Porcupinefishes, Puffers in General, Puffer Care and Information, A Saltwater Puffer Primer: Big Pufferfish! by Mike Maddox, Pufferfish Dentistry By Kelly Jedlicki and Anthony Calfo, True Puffers, Freshwater Puffers, Tobies/Sharpnose Puffers, Boxfishes, Puffer Care and Information by John (Magnus) Champlin, Things

5. Puffers, Burrfishes & Trunkfishes Northern Puffer – Sphoeroides maculatus to 14″, usually much smaller Puffers are highly intelligent, traveling in schools, and hunting cooperatively

6. Puffers, Burrfishes & Trunkfishes Northern Puffer – Sphoeroides maculatus to 14″, usually much smaller Puffers are highly intelligent, traveling in schools, and hunting cooperatively

7. Asthma can be made worse by using puffers too often.

8. Porcupinefishes also known as Burrfishes or spiny puffers belong to the family „Diodontidae“

9. Porcupinefishes or Burrfishes are large puffers with stout spines that have roots embedded under the skin

10. Porcupinefishes or Burrfishes are large puffers with stout spines that have roots embedded under the skin

11. PORCUPINEFISHES, Burrfishes, BALLOANFISHES Porcupinefishes are similar to puffers (Tetraodontidae) in form and habits, but have the added protection of formidable sharp spines on the head and body

12. Although related, Porcupine or Burrfishes are not poisonous, but there are many species of Puffers that do excrete tetrodotoxin.With these facts, pictures, characteristics, compatibility, feeding, aquarium care, and other profile information you can learn all about Porcupine and Pufferfishes.

13. Customize Acclimation rates for any new additional into your aquarium DRIP RATE SUGGESTED GUIDELINE 1-2 Drips per second - for snails, shrimps, crabs, starfish, anemones 2-3 Drips per second - for wrasses, puffers, anthias, gobies, butterflies 2-4 Drips per second - for majority of other fish such as angels, tangs, corals

14. Larger vessels had to anchor offshore and have Cargoes and passengers shipped via lighters to and from land.: The Clyde puffers were the fleets of 66-foot-long floating lorries that once carried general Cargoes to the islands.: Late at night, the Cargoes leave for another country, where they are sold for dollars or another convertible currency.: To attract flows of containerized Cargoes, port