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“Is the Hi stowunini hotua ( "double-toothed bull") of Cheyenne legend a cultural memory of the terrifying short-faced bear that became extinct some 10,000 years ago?”
“For instance, horned quadrupeds are not double-toothed; for they have not got the front teeth in the upper jaw; and some hornless animals, also, are not double toothed, as the camel.”
“All animals that are quadrupedal, blooded and viviparous, are furnished with teeth; but, to begin with, some are double-toothed (or fully furnished with teeth in both jaws), and some are not.”
“It is a trailing vine with compound leaves of from four to seven leaflets which are double-toothed.”
“A specimen showing this double-toothed condition is in the Natural History Museum.”
“But he couldn't do no business with that double-toothed galoot.”
“The top may be either ribbed, or knitted in an openwork stitch of same kind or with a double-toothed edge, fig. 356.”
“But the true account seems to be that it is a _double-toothed comb, _ a toilet article peculiar to women, and therefore one which might well be taken to express "a woman," or more generally the feminine gender.”
“The stalked cones of the Green Alder stand it apart from these species; the leaf margins with fine, regularly spaced teeth contrast with the coarsely, double-toothed leaf margins of the Speckled Alder and the leaves are less taper-pointed than those of the Paper Birch.”
“When they join another species, as is the case with double-toothed kites and capuchin monkeys, it's usually one relatively big enough that it couldn't be a possible meal.”
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Bird Wirds: Adjectives
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roseate, glossy, whooping, neotropic, pelagic, ferruginous, crested, whiskered, marbled, tufted, horned, eared and 818 more...
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bestiary at times selachostomous! Jul 29, 2008