Definition of critter in English:

critter

noun ˈkrɪtəˈkrɪdər

North American dialect, informal

1A living creature; an animal.
〈非正式或方，主美〉生物；动物
Example sentencesExamples
- The tadpole shrimp is simply a critter that is in the right place at the right time, when it comes to annual weed control.
- A small pond was the home of cattails, small fish and other critters and plants.
- The sequences with the forest animals are filled to bursting with little critters, all acting and reacting continually.
- The predatory habits of these critters helps to control insect populations in many parts of the world.
- These loads will take care of critters including deer, black bear and wild boar.
- I haven't yet been in my attic, because attics are dark, scary, and often full of bugs and critters.
- Clayton jumped on the small animal, but unfortunately the critter was prepared.
- Kim Nicolini lives in Tucson Arizona with her partner Charlie, daughter Skylar and menagerie of pets and critters.
- Even in my newly adopted home in Florida, I am still bewildered to see critters outside Animal Kingdom.
- I plan to write about my nature observations during my time here, both birds and other critters.
- The berries would serve as a meal for bugs, birds and other critters that happened across them.
- Don't let them fall to the ground, the chipmunks, birds and other critters love them, and usually eat them as fast as they fall.
- I mean the actual animal kingdom where scientists are finding out all sorts of interesting things about our fellow critters.
- We're trying to keep out dust and moisture and critters such as insects or birds that might build a nest.
- The rescue team brought the critters to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society.
- Genetically engineered critters that fight other bugs bring unknown environmental risks.
- The sounds of the desert animals - critters, as they call them here on the ranch - come at me from all directions.
- The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed.
- Growers frequently apply insecticides to control the critter, but it has armed itself with resistance to many chemicals.
- Killer whales eat a wide range of ocean critters, from salmon to sperm whales.
Synonyms
animal, beast, brute
1. 1.1usually with adjective A person of a particular kind.
  …样的人
  the old critter used to live in a shack
  那个老人过去常住在一间棚屋里。
  Example sentencesExamples
  So, if there's beating in the family, if there's fear, screaming, anxiety, this poor little critter in there, is suffering that.
  The little critter she's holding was just two days old.
  It took a helicopter and police marksmen to bring the vicious little critter to justice.
  But someday I'll have my own photo of that crafty critter and I won't have to link to someone else's image because I'll keep going back until I get the picture.
  Set back as I tell about the heroic doings of this lovable critter as spelled out by the elder folk of our town.
  No word on how officials dealt with this ornery little critter, but judging by the general good temper of both voters and officials, my guess is that they simply made it stand in the corner for the rest of the evening.
  What distinguishes him is that this little critter has a personality.
  My Consumerist side was a very happy critter, seeing so much stuff to desire.
  After you've mastered the mambo, grown a goatee and/or tattooed something sensitive, even your critics will have to admit you're one wild and crazy critter.
  I was in The Big Tree Pub in Dublin before the match last week when I spotted some unfortunate critter in a Down jersey at the bar.
  In person, he was every bit as witty, charming and graceful as those endearing critters.
  I mean it ought to be the charming old eccentric uncle with the zany housekeeper and the funny little critter on the beach and it just seems to miss out on that level and I actually felt that all the children were really unlikeable.
  Calim is becoming a vicious little critter.
  Diana growled at Sahn, poor critter, and slowly released him from her grip.
  I could become one unhappy critter.
  I couldn't believe the nerve of that little critter!
  It's good to know that our congress critters are not completely obtuse about the needs of their constituents.
  In some instances, keys are acquired from the undead, meaning you'll have to destroy every last critter before you can advance.
  Synonyms
  person, individual, creature, fellow, man, woman

Origin

Early 19th century: variant of creature.

Rhymes

bitter, committer, embitter, emitter, fitter, flitter, fritter, glitter, gritter, hitter, jitter, knitter, litter, permitter, pitta, quitter, remitter, sitter, skitter, slitter, spitter, splitter, submitter, titter, transmitter, twitter, witter

Definition of critter in US English:

critter

nounˈkrɪdərˈkridər

North American dialect, informal

1A living creature; an animal.
〈非正式或方，主美〉生物；动物
Example sentencesExamples
- The berries would serve as a meal for bugs, birds and other critters that happened across them.
- The predatory habits of these critters helps to control insect populations in many parts of the world.
- Growers frequently apply insecticides to control the critter, but it has armed itself with resistance to many chemicals.
- The tadpole shrimp is simply a critter that is in the right place at the right time, when it comes to annual weed control.
- Killer whales eat a wide range of ocean critters, from salmon to sperm whales.
- Even in my newly adopted home in Florida, I am still bewildered to see critters outside Animal Kingdom.
- We're trying to keep out dust and moisture and critters such as insects or birds that might build a nest.
- Genetically engineered critters that fight other bugs bring unknown environmental risks.
- The sounds of the desert animals - critters, as they call them here on the ranch - come at me from all directions.
- I plan to write about my nature observations during my time here, both birds and other critters.
- These loads will take care of critters including deer, black bear and wild boar.
- Kim Nicolini lives in Tucson Arizona with her partner Charlie, daughter Skylar and menagerie of pets and critters.
- The rescue team brought the critters to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society.
- Clayton jumped on the small animal, but unfortunately the critter was prepared.
- The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed.
- A small pond was the home of cattails, small fish and other critters and plants.
- The sequences with the forest animals are filled to bursting with little critters, all acting and reacting continually.
- I mean the actual animal kingdom where scientists are finding out all sorts of interesting things about our fellow critters.
- I haven't yet been in my attic, because attics are dark, scary, and often full of bugs and critters.
- Don't let them fall to the ground, the chipmunks, birds and other critters love them, and usually eat them as fast as they fall.
Synonyms
animal, beast, brute
1. 1.1 A person of a particular kind.
  …样的人
  the old critter used to live in a shack
  那个老人过去常住在一间棚屋里。
  Example sentencesExamples
  My Consumerist side was a very happy critter, seeing so much stuff to desire.
  So, if there's beating in the family, if there's fear, screaming, anxiety, this poor little critter in there, is suffering that.
  The little critter she's holding was just two days old.
  Diana growled at Sahn, poor critter, and slowly released him from her grip.
  It's good to know that our congress critters are not completely obtuse about the needs of their constituents.
  Calim is becoming a vicious little critter.
  But someday I'll have my own photo of that crafty critter and I won't have to link to someone else's image because I'll keep going back until I get the picture.
  What distinguishes him is that this little critter has a personality.
  I was in The Big Tree Pub in Dublin before the match last week when I spotted some unfortunate critter in a Down jersey at the bar.
  I could become one unhappy critter.
  It took a helicopter and police marksmen to bring the vicious little critter to justice.
  After you've mastered the mambo, grown a goatee and/or tattooed something sensitive, even your critics will have to admit you're one wild and crazy critter.
  I couldn't believe the nerve of that little critter!
  Set back as I tell about the heroic doings of this lovable critter as spelled out by the elder folk of our town.
  I mean it ought to be the charming old eccentric uncle with the zany housekeeper and the funny little critter on the beach and it just seems to miss out on that level and I actually felt that all the children were really unlikeable.
  In some instances, keys are acquired from the undead, meaning you'll have to destroy every last critter before you can advance.
  No word on how officials dealt with this ornery little critter, but judging by the general good temper of both voters and officials, my guess is that they simply made it stand in the corner for the rest of the evening.
  In person, he was every bit as witty, charming and graceful as those endearing critters.
  Synonyms
  person, individual, creature, fellow, man, woman

Origin

Early 19th century: variant of creature.

词汇	critter
释义	Definition of critter in English: critter noun ˈkrɪtəˈkrɪdər North American dialect, informal 1A living creature; an animal. 〈非正式或方，主美〉生物；动物 Example sentencesExamples The tadpole shrimp is simply a critter that is in the right place at the right time, when it comes to annual weed control. A small pond was the home of cattails, small fish and other critters and plants. The sequences with the forest animals are filled to bursting with little critters, all acting and reacting continually. The predatory habits of these critters helps to control insect populations in many parts of the world. These loads will take care of critters including deer, black bear and wild boar. I haven't yet been in my attic, because attics are dark, scary, and often full of bugs and critters. Clayton jumped on the small animal, but unfortunately the critter was prepared. Kim Nicolini lives in Tucson Arizona with her partner Charlie, daughter Skylar and menagerie of pets and critters. Even in my newly adopted home in Florida, I am still bewildered to see critters outside Animal Kingdom. I plan to write about my nature observations during my time here, both birds and other critters. The berries would serve as a meal for bugs, birds and other critters that happened across them. Don't let them fall to the ground, the chipmunks, birds and other critters love them, and usually eat them as fast as they fall. I mean the actual animal kingdom where scientists are finding out all sorts of interesting things about our fellow critters. We're trying to keep out dust and moisture and critters such as insects or birds that might build a nest. The rescue team brought the critters to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society. Genetically engineered critters that fight other bugs bring unknown environmental risks. The sounds of the desert animals - critters, as they call them here on the ranch - come at me from all directions. The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed. Growers frequently apply insecticides to control the critter, but it has armed itself with resistance to many chemicals. Killer whales eat a wide range of ocean critters, from salmon to sperm whales. Synonyms animal, beast, brute 1.1usually with adjective A person of a particular kind. …样的人 the old critter used to live in a shack 那个老人过去常住在一间棚屋里。 Example sentencesExamples So, if there's beating in the family, if there's fear, screaming, anxiety, this poor little critter in there, is suffering that. The little critter she's holding was just two days old. It took a helicopter and police marksmen to bring the vicious little critter to justice. But someday I'll have my own photo of that crafty critter and I won't have to link to someone else's image because I'll keep going back until I get the picture. Set back as I tell about the heroic doings of this lovable critter as spelled out by the elder folk of our town. No word on how officials dealt with this ornery little critter, but judging by the general good temper of both voters and officials, my guess is that they simply made it stand in the corner for the rest of the evening. What distinguishes him is that this little critter has a personality. My Consumerist side was a very happy critter, seeing so much stuff to desire. After you've mastered the mambo, grown a goatee and/or tattooed something sensitive, even your critics will have to admit you're one wild and crazy critter. I was in The Big Tree Pub in Dublin before the match last week when I spotted some unfortunate critter in a Down jersey at the bar. In person, he was every bit as witty, charming and graceful as those endearing critters. I mean it ought to be the charming old eccentric uncle with the zany housekeeper and the funny little critter on the beach and it just seems to miss out on that level and I actually felt that all the children were really unlikeable. Calim is becoming a vicious little critter. Diana growled at Sahn, poor critter, and slowly released him from her grip. I could become one unhappy critter. I couldn't believe the nerve of that little critter! It's good to know that our congress critters are not completely obtuse about the needs of their constituents. In some instances, keys are acquired from the undead, meaning you'll have to destroy every last critter before you can advance. Synonyms person, individual, creature, fellow, man, woman Origin Early 19th century: variant of creature. Rhymes bitter, committer, embitter, emitter, fitter, flitter, fritter, glitter, gritter, hitter, jitter, knitter, litter, permitter, pitta, quitter, remitter, sitter, skitter, slitter, spitter, splitter, submitter, titter, transmitter, twitter, witter Definition of critter in US English: critter nounˈkrɪdərˈkridər North American dialect, informal 1A living creature; an animal. 〈非正式或方，主美〉生物；动物 Example sentencesExamples The berries would serve as a meal for bugs, birds and other critters that happened across them. The predatory habits of these critters helps to control insect populations in many parts of the world. Growers frequently apply insecticides to control the critter, but it has armed itself with resistance to many chemicals. The tadpole shrimp is simply a critter that is in the right place at the right time, when it comes to annual weed control. Killer whales eat a wide range of ocean critters, from salmon to sperm whales. Even in my newly adopted home in Florida, I am still bewildered to see critters outside Animal Kingdom. We're trying to keep out dust and moisture and critters such as insects or birds that might build a nest. Genetically engineered critters that fight other bugs bring unknown environmental risks. The sounds of the desert animals - critters, as they call them here on the ranch - come at me from all directions. I plan to write about my nature observations during my time here, both birds and other critters. These loads will take care of critters including deer, black bear and wild boar. Kim Nicolini lives in Tucson Arizona with her partner Charlie, daughter Skylar and menagerie of pets and critters. The rescue team brought the critters to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society. Clayton jumped on the small animal, but unfortunately the critter was prepared. The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed. A small pond was the home of cattails, small fish and other critters and plants. The sequences with the forest animals are filled to bursting with little critters, all acting and reacting continually. I mean the actual animal kingdom where scientists are finding out all sorts of interesting things about our fellow critters. I haven't yet been in my attic, because attics are dark, scary, and often full of bugs and critters. Don't let them fall to the ground, the chipmunks, birds and other critters love them, and usually eat them as fast as they fall. Synonyms animal, beast, brute 1.1 A person of a particular kind. …样的人 the old critter used to live in a shack 那个老人过去常住在一间棚屋里。 Example sentencesExamples My Consumerist side was a very happy critter, seeing so much stuff to desire. So, if there's beating in the family, if there's fear, screaming, anxiety, this poor little critter in there, is suffering that. The little critter she's holding was just two days old. Diana growled at Sahn, poor critter, and slowly released him from her grip. It's good to know that our congress critters are not completely obtuse about the needs of their constituents. Calim is becoming a vicious little critter. But someday I'll have my own photo of that crafty critter and I won't have to link to someone else's image because I'll keep going back until I get the picture. What distinguishes him is that this little critter has a personality. I was in The Big Tree Pub in Dublin before the match last week when I spotted some unfortunate critter in a Down jersey at the bar. I could become one unhappy critter. It took a helicopter and police marksmen to bring the vicious little critter to justice. After you've mastered the mambo, grown a goatee and/or tattooed something sensitive, even your critics will have to admit you're one wild and crazy critter. I couldn't believe the nerve of that little critter! Set back as I tell about the heroic doings of this lovable critter as spelled out by the elder folk of our town. I mean it ought to be the charming old eccentric uncle with the zany housekeeper and the funny little critter on the beach and it just seems to miss out on that level and I actually felt that all the children were really unlikeable. In some instances, keys are acquired from the undead, meaning you'll have to destroy every last critter before you can advance. No word on how officials dealt with this ornery little critter, but judging by the general good temper of both voters and officials, my guess is that they simply made it stand in the corner for the rest of the evening. In person, he was every bit as witty, charming and graceful as those endearing critters. Synonyms person, individual, creature, fellow, man, woman Origin Early 19th century: variant of creature.
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