Turtle (disambiguation)

The word turtle has several meanings:

The animal turtle.
The Turtle (1775) was the first military submarine. It was built by American David Bushnell with the intention of sinking British warships during the American Revolutionary War.
DSV-3 Turtle (1968) is a retired Deep Submergence Vehicle of the US Navy.
A turtle is a type of robot which moves round on wheels on a flat surface. Its movements can be programmed in using a computer or it can programmed to perform pseudorandom movements. When it is low on energy it will return to its home for a power up.
A virtual turtle was the basis of the turtle graphics system used by the Logo programming language.
A robotic turtle was a paper plotting device for use with the Logo programming language, which rolled on the floor on large expanses of paper, obeying Logo commands.
Turtle (game term) is also a game term.
The Turtle is a type of float employed in breakdancing.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (or Ninja Turtles), a comic book turned into a children's entertainment franchise.
Turtle is a nickname for a type of Raised pavement marker generally used in California and the Pacific Northwest.
Turtle is also a sort of candy, made from chocolate, caramel, and pecans.
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Turtle is a character in the HBO television series Entourage.
Turtle (actor) is a member of the band, The Classics, and has acted in five movies, including Dude, Where's My Car?.
Turtle (mural artist) is a mural artist for the dramatic picture Old Man Music.
Turtle (character) is a character in a book called The Westing Game.
A group of about 2 dozen people who were trained and taught in the early to mid-1980s how to profitably trade futures contracts by famous speculators Richard Dennis and William Eckhardt are also called Turtles.
A turtle is a member of the loosely organized Turtle Club.
There is an American folk-rock band called The Turtles, best known for the 1967 hit "Happy Together".