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The order Lagomorpha is made up of pikas, hares & these |
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To utter in a loud, deep voice, or the last name of writer Saul |
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This type of mint originated in Cuba, where it is used to flavor the alcoholic drink of the same name |
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In Spanish this word is bahia, as in Bahia de Cochinos, this "of Pigs" |
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Rhyming phrase for letters sent via the postal service rather than instantaneously using a computer |
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Animals like anteaters in the order Pilosa are called edentates, meaning they lack these or have few of them |
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A carpenter's tool, it's also a term for a xylophone mallet |
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Athlete-lawyer Ken Dryden wrote "The Game", this one he played with Serge Savard, Bob Gainey et al. |
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This "freshmaker" brand of mints now offers pure fresh gum |
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A Pennsylvania boulder field is an example of moraine, debris deposited by a melting one of these |
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7-word phrase made famous in an editor's reply to a child's 1897 letter to the New York Sun |
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An ancient living order of mammals, the Monotremata are oviparous, meaning they do this |
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A form of lottery in which you win a prize if your ticket is picked |
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"Hot Money" by Dick Francis centers on Ian Pembroke, who does this sporting job |
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The altitude of every point in the U.K. is measured against a brass bolt in Newlyn, Cornwall, marking this |
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"You've got mail!" is still what users of this email service hear |
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Chiroptera is made up exclusively of these, which may be fruit- or insect-eating |
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It's from the Latin for "to bristle with fear"; the this... the this |
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Minthe, a nymph from whom we get the plant's name, was turned into mint after the wife of this underworld god got mad |
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Midlatitude is another word for this zone whose name suggests a nice, moderate climate |
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A Sept. 17, 1888 letter signed by this infamous man read, "Sorry about the blood" |
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The Proboscidea order only has one living family today, this one |
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A flubber in the fairway, a bungler in the bunker |
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"Ball Four" by this pitcher begins, "I signed my contract today to play for the Seattle pilots at a salary of $22,000" |
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Mint is good if you live around lots of mosquitoes as it is an antipruritic, meaning it relieves this |
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In the 1950s a change of prefix created this word for the areas beyond the suburbs |
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A onetime owner of the 1856 British Guiana stamp that sold in 2015 for $9.5 million was this heir featured in "Foxcatcher" |
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