bottom feeder

And there is even an unlikely world of bottom feeders.

Worse, the university has become what educators call a bottom feeder.

His career as a Hollywood bottom feeder topped out in the late '40s.

Bottom Feeder was already sliding back out into the river, the four crew working to turn her about.

But I nevertheless hung up feeling like the worst kind of bottom feeder.

How do you go to work every day, dealing with all the bottom feeders?"

"I mean, wouldn't that kill a lot of bottom feeders?"

"I've always been a bottom feeder," she said of her collecting style.

Based on an analysis of their stomach contents, described in Science, they were bottom feeders.

There is some evidence that it is a bottom feeder.

Other smaller fish and bottom feeders in the tank may be attacked or killed.

"Bottom Feeder will go along as planned," he explained, "but without we three."

The others became bulky bottom feeders living in the shallows.

In many bottom feeders, a mechanism to deal with substrate is often necessary.

They are bottom feeders and use the barbels around their mouth to detect food.

Security officers are no longer considered 'bottom feeders' by military and police officers.

Recent evidence seems to indicate that some plesiosaurs may have, in addition, been bottom feeders.

The Insane Fish were ready to shake up the bottom feeders.

A lowlife bottom feeder if ever there was one.

Demersal fish are also known as bottom feeders and groundfish.

They are compatible with most bottom feeders and algae eaters.

The tadpoles are bottom feeders and metamorphose within a month.

Once they start down, they keep falling, and become the bottom feeders in society."

She had arrived starving, but bottom feeders had fed her for many days.

Many bottom feeders are also capable of burying themselves.