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Meanings of Dioscorea elephantipes in English
Species of plant.
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Examples for "Hottentot bread vine"
Examples for "Hottentot bread vine"
1
The first step is the elephant's foot, the second is the loop of his tail.
2
Feeling a heavy elephant's foot on his striped tail, the Tiger jumped eight hundred yards ahead.
3
What is comparatively level to an elephant's foot is as a ploughed field to that of a man.
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By Elizabeth Pennisi, ScienceNOW Buried beneath the leathery skin of an elephant's foot lies one of anatomy's unappreciated mysteries.
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The watchman walked back toward the elevator, and saw the skate that had come off the Elephant's foot.
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No turtle ever rang another turtle back on the phone.
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So we withdraw and our faces become alike as turtle backs.
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Look on that chip pile; you will see many turtle backs that I have thrown away.
4
Middletown was now specializing in radio astronomy at the government's new solar observatory on Turtle Back Mountain in Arizona.
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At fifteen miles from the Turtle Back we found some clay-pans with water, where we turned out our horses for an hour.
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He locked down his turtle shell and shucked off his harness webbing.
2
Each one was basically a turtle shell, a house carried on the back.
3
A gold-chased corselet, perhaps, to replace that battered old turtle shell of yours?
4
His assistants fanned his stick, which flamed against the turtle shell.
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His green turtle shell body wiggling helplessly in my hair-grasp.
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