the.com/lobster
a knight in armor that screams in butter and could outlive your great-grandchildren.
means A large marine crustacean with a hard shell, two big front claws, and a long abdomen, prized as seafood.
from From Old English 'loppestre,' itself a tangle of Latin 'locusta' (meaning both 'locust' and 'lobster' — the Romans saw the armored bug of the sea) crossed with the native English 'loppe,' meaning spider. So the name fuses two crawling things into one: part insect, part arachnid, all armor.
near immortalbarely ages; some may pass 100 years old
blue bloodcopper-based blood runs blue, not red
former peasant foodonce fed to prisoners and servants
teeth in stomachchews food with a stomach grinding mill
left or righteach has a dominant crusher claw