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- noun Plural form of
feral .
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These cats, commonly known as ferals, were abandoned by a previous owner or were born outside and have reverted to the wild state.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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These cats, commonly known as ferals, were abandoned by a previous owner or were born outside and have reverted to the wild state.
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Now, at first we thought that it was just Danny and his friends who were nutcases, but we have since been referred to a book "Off the Rails in Phnom Penh", which suggests that perhaps all expats here should be renamed "ferals".
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The judge also criticised two state government ministers for their comments about the protesters, including Deputy Premier Kevin Foley who called them a bunch of "ferals" who put the safety of police in jeopardy.
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To be honest I prefer the band of ferals out back.
Hiccup Susan Rukeyser 2011
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Perhaps, after a while, I let the ferals have at it.
Hiccup Susan Rukeyser 2011
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People in neighborhoods all over town support caring for ferals in their neighborhoods.
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The solution is simple: either accept the attrition implicit in the Baby P & Doncaster cases, or sterilise the ferals before they can breed more of themselves.
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He loves and gets along well with most animals, even wild ones, and is currently owned jointly by six cats; he practices TNR with the local ferals, and traps and relocates skunks, with no accidents so far.
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And Frilly, yours sound more advanced than ours 5 females, 2 males -- lots of ferals in our neighborhood; they've decided magazines are for shredding, newspapers are for lying on.
Minimizing Windows: Just Call Me Aimless in the Morning BikeSnobNYC 2010
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