T. Rex Definition

tē rĕks
noun
A very large carnivorous tyrannosaurid dinosaur (Tyrannosaurus rex) of the Cretaceous Period, having a large head and teeth and short forelimbs with two claws.
American Heritage
Tyrannosaurus rex.
Webster's New World
abbreviation
(informal) Alternative form of T. rex. Abbreviation of Tyrannosaurus rex.
Wiktionary
pronoun

A British rock band, formed in 1967 by singer-songwriter and guitarist Marc Bolan.

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Origin of T. Rex

  • Abbreviation of Tyrannosaurus Rex, the group's former name, cf. T. rex being the abbreviated form of Tyrannosaurus rex, the animal for which the group were named after.

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T. Rex Sentence Examples

  • When the T-Rex bellows in Jurassic Park, that's an interpretation of what a T-Rex sounds like because no one has ever actually heard one.

  • He sang, danced, and imagined his way from the television screen into our preschooler's hearts, and now videos, toys, clothing, and bedding all feature the friendly purple T-Rex.

  • T-Rex and Velociraptor usually steal kids' hearts, but now the underdogs of the dinosaur world are featured for children to explore and learn.

  • The Field Museum of Chicago is a great mid-West museum option, as it is home to Sue, the world's most complete and preserved T-Rex.

  • The special effects in King Kong were second to none and now you can relive the epic battle between Kong and the T-Rex (Tyrannosaurus Rex) on your computer with KingKong Online.

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