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571. Eel (igat)
:: In short while the dish smelled good the eely texture and visibility put me off like few foods have before
572. Egg (itlog)
:: poached egg
573. Sloth (katamaran)
:: The wandering soul has countless names many of them suggestive of sloth and indolence
574. Pincer (pincer)
:: Scorpions which hunt live prey usually insects or small rodents not humans are able to grasp the victim in their pincers and whip over the tail to sting and paralyse them
575. Beluga (beluga)
:: The blackboard items change regularly and on our evening included monkfish turbot crocodile satays and beluga caviar
576. Buck (usang lalaki)
:: In Texas Hold Em a plastic puck or a buck a silver dollar rotates around the table to signify the dealer
577. Gannet (gannet)
:: We had seen guillemots gannets razorbills puffins and cormorants by the time we reached the first of the four shipwrecks we would dive over this weekend
578. Budgerigar (maikling loro)
:: The show should only consist of budgerigars canaries zebra finches Bengalese finches pigeons and captive bred British birds
579. Termite (anay)
:: Too they can mean that your home is attractive to wood boring insects like termites
580. Tern (tatlong bagay)
:: Predators of barracuda include such birds as bald eagles and terns
581. Coat (pahiran)
:: she wore a pale linen coat and skirt
582. Linnet (linnet)
:: Dried redshank seeds were eaten by the sparrows and linnets
583. Lion (leon)
:: On top of it the blue banner with golden lion as heraldry of Central Kingdom flew
584. Conger (kondyer)
:: Like the freshwater eel congers undergo considerable morphological changes prior to spawning
585. Grasshopper (tipaklong)
:: In Thailand openair markets sell silkworms grasshoppers and water bugs by the pound
586. Swallow (lunukin)
:: As the disease progresses the person may even forget how to swallow food and walk and need assistance in all daily activities
587. Stork (tagak)
:: While he never delivered a baby as storks supposedly do he was just as dependable never missing a game in 15 seasons
588. Mamba (mamba)
:: Black mambas do not interact beyond mating and males do not contribute effort to raising offspring
589. Hookworm (tiwal)
:: It eliminates the tissue stages of heartworms and also removes and controls adult and immature stages of hookworms
590. Cheetah (tsite)
:: Unlike the males which move about in bachelor groups of two or three and who like to hunt together female cheetahs move about and hunt singly
591. Ray (sinag)
:: A yellow ray of flowers appears on a long fleshy hollow stem
592. Razorbill (razorbill)
:: Bempton is the largest seabird colony in England and is home to a breathtaking array of gannets razorbills and puffins
593. Dormouse (hayop ng domaus)
:: Rabbits are running rampant dormice numbers are dwindling and otters are on the increase
594. Cobra (ulupong)
:: The dexterity with which the charmers handle deadly snakes such as cobras and vipers has added to the allure of the streetside performances
595. Pasture (pastulan)
:: Access to common lands to pasture a few animals and to collect wood and fuel was vital to keeping many poor peasants and rural artisans from total dependence on wages
596. Terrapin (terapin)
:: With increased demand for terrapins by epicures prices soared and a market was born to supply the big eastern cities of Baltimore Philadelphia and New York
597. Nit (lisa)
:: You can tell if your child has lice by checking his hair for nits
598. Hoopoe (abubilya)
:: Seemingly invisible on our horses we rode amongst azurewinged magpies great bustard hoopoes and a hundred other species of birds
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