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Animal Identity Crisis
Creatures that are described in terms of other animals. Usual rules apply: look at the entries and you'll get the hang of it :-) I could say 'no madeupicals' but, jeeperz, I'd have to put myself on...
squirrel fish, birddog, whale shark, leopard seal, rhinoceros beetle, parrotfish, lion tamarin, bumblebee bat, cow sharks, tiger moth, dogfish, smoothhound shark and 140 more...
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A Nuncheon of Random Palavery
Yet another "random palavery" list of words that catch my eye or attention for whatever reason. No specific theme here.
causeuse, charientism, cheiloproclitic, phony umbrage, marathon of phony..., colpsinquanonia, concilliabule, emunction, liripip, qualtagh, hemiumbrage, umbrage-lite and 139 more...
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Dog Breeds according to Simon & Schus...
yugoslavian trico..., yugoslavian mount..., yorkshire terrier, xoloitzcuintle, whippet, wetterhoun, westphalian basset, west highland whi..., welsh terrier, welsh springer sp..., welsh corgi, weimaraner and 121 more...
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reesetee Never had the pleasure of meeting one myself. Beautiful. Feb 21, 2007
trivet No, but I once lived in Louisiana, where I fell in love with them. I'm a sucker for all herding/working type dogs, specially those with different colored eyes - like Catahoulas and Aussies. Feb 21, 2007
chained_bear Here's a nice photo of one with 'cracked eyes' (what an awful term!): link. Feb 21, 2007
reesetee Trivet, do you own one of these lovely-sounding creatures? Feb 21, 2007
trivet Catahoula hounds often have one blue/green and one brown eye - I think the official term is "cracked eyes"...
One of my favorite dogs! Feb 21, 2007
chained_bear A dog breed "developed in Louisiana by the first (European?) colonists. Its name comes from the fact that it was especially popular in the parish of Catahoula and its coat is marked like that of a leopard." (Simon & Schuster's Guide to Dogs, 2007) Feb 21, 2007