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631. Mouse (muis)
:: He would mock my fair and pale skin my lank mouse brown hair and how extremely thin I was
632. Mouser (mouser)
:: Longtailed weasels are good mousers and ratters so farmers do not mind having weasels around their farms because they eliminate these pests
633. Lair (hol)
:: If she hesitates the male again pops in and out of his lair until she is finally tempted inside
634. Cardinal (kardinaal)
:: First it is a profound betrayal of the cardinal principle of intellectual endeavour which is freedom of speech and debate
635. Shoal (ondiepte)
:: Above the wheelhouse a big shoal of barracuda has appeared while we are below
636. Forelock (spie)
:: She absently stroked the horses silky forelock but an insistent whinny reminded her of Hope
637. Potto (potto)
:: Furthermore Pottos have areas for blood storage in their hands and feet
638. Pouch (buidel)
:: I unzipped the side pouch on the bag and pulled out a new clip and loaded it
639. Sponge (spons)
:: Mrs Warburton was suddenly coming towards her holding a large slice of cream sponge on a plate
640. Mandible (kaak)
:: Chewing is a cyclic motion of the mandible and tongue apparatus whereby food is reduced between the maxillary and mandibular teeth
641. Mane (manen)
:: he had a mane of white hair
642. Wing (vleugel)
:: Social democrats from the New Democratic Party consistently opposed the states development strategy as did a wing of the Liberal Party
643. Hare (haas)
:: Wed been there for about a week sat outside our teepee smoking weed when suddenly there was this huge commotion at the stockade and this motorbike comes haring down towards the lake
644. Harem (harem)
:: Art historian Lynne Thornton notes that most of the original buyers of Orientalist paintings whether of harems or horsemen or markets appear to have been nouveau riche industrialists
645. Puma (poema)
:: Terborgh found that predators such as pumas jaguars anacondas eagles armadillos and some weasels were not able to persist on islands smaller than 37 acres
646. Piranha (piranha)
:: She glanced across at her large fish tank where two piranhas swam back and forth
647. Badger (das)
:: Wrens ferrets weasels badgers birds of prey horses heads and stoats are just a few of the creatures that populate the workshop at the back of his home in Delavale Road Winchcombe
648. Down (naar beneden)
:: Mr Rogers said last spring he stopped an attempt by the council to chop the tree down and believed it was now safe
649. Horse (paard)
:: Easy add someone doing bong hits or horse in the rectum and youve got instant mise en scne
650. Chestnut (kastanje)
:: Over the years we have added scientific investigations on wildlife road kill tree growth and a study of American chestnut seedling survival
651. Chickadee (mees)
:: I discovered that the chickadees had fledged from the bluebird box and bluebirds had started a nest with one egg already laid
652. Cockerel (jonge haan)
:: Unwanted baby rabbits and cockerels were abandoned in freezing conditions outside an environmental centre
653. Cockle (kokkel)
:: The crew of both remaining cockleshells placed limpet mines on the merchant ships they found in the harbour
654. Cockroach (kakkerlak)
:: Vermin mostly rodents and cockroaches climbed out of the flooded gutters to seek refuge inside houses
655. Litter (nest)
:: Theyd had a litter of pups recently but sadly deserted them
656. Dove (duif)
:: Such species as love birds parrots and doves are spending more time near the water trough and less on picking for food
657. Ruminant (herkauwer)
:: Because goats will consume a wider variety of plants than other commercial ruminants they may be able to survive where cattle cannot
658. Jackal (jakhals)
:: No other animal species have so far died but nature officials were worried that predators such as lions vultures jackals and hyena may feed off the flesh of the dead animals
659. Jackdaw (kauw)
:: The corvines crows rooks jays magpies and jackdaws are relentless stealers of other birds eggs and chicks
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