Results for: poultry breed
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poultry breedPlymouth Rock
(Mathematics) add a quantity to itself a specified number of times (i.e. 4 x 2 = 8); increase in quantity, produce a large number of; reproduce, procreate, have many offspring, breed, increase in amount, many times or ways, perform multiplicationmultiply
(Slang) kiss and caress, "make out" (usually about teenagers); kill a bird for food preparation by chopping its head off at the neck; strangle, band around pillar, cut of meat, garment part around neck, kill poultry, kiss and cuddle, long narrow finger...neck
(Slang) win, be victorious; defeat, beat; fail, be unsuccessful; cause failure, make unsuccessful, cheep, contagious poultry disease, make shrill noise, mark on playing card, minor ailment, rootstock or flower, section of pineapple skin, seed of fruit,...pip
a sheep with fine long wool of a breed originating in the Cotswolds, England, relating to the CotswoldsCotswold
Abraham Lincoln (1809-65), sixteenth president of the United States (1861-65); capital city of Nebraska (USA), breed of sheepLincoln
African breed of dog that cannot barkBasenji
Africander, Afrikaner, breed of S African beef cattle, breed of S African sheep, breed of tall red cattle that were originally developed in South Africa; Afrikaner (native of Cape Province and a descendant of Dutch settlers)Afrikander
aggressive breed of dog, watch dog, guard dog; large powerful breed of dog used as a watch dog (e.g. mastiff)bandog
agreeable or safe, caring, compassionate, essence of something, generous, gentle, good-hearted, benevolent; understanding, group of individuals that share features, loving, something inferior, type, sort, class, breed, group of things which are classed...kind
Airedale terrier, breed of large coarse-haired dogsAiredale
Alaskan malamute, large Alaskan breed of dog often used to pull sleds, malemute, working dogmalamute
American wild horse, breed of small horses of Spanish origin, first breed of horse used by American Indians; naval officer who was commissioned while he was enlisted (US Navy Slang)mustang
animal of Latin American breed, being Latin American animal, Latin American of European descent, of Latin Americans of European descentcriollo
animal resulting from cross-species mating, compound, containing mixed elements, crossbred, crossbreed, mixed breed, cross between two animals or plants from different breeds or species, plant resulting from crossing, unusual as an electronic circuit, ...hybrid
 

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