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Meanings of badgers in English
Spanish
wisconsin badgers 
Intercollegiate sports teams of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Women's basketball team of the University of Wisconsin.
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Usage of badgers in English
1
What happened to make the badgers of north west Europe so gregarious?
2
At dusk there's a good chance of seeing badgers, bats and deer.
3
Many a fight he had in the darkness with badgers and pole-cats.
4
The headline concerns the fact that most badgers live near cattle pasture.
5
Vaccination -of cattle and badgers -could satisfy farmers and conservationists.
6
Wildlife visitors include birds, badgers and foxes, and an abundance of butterflies.
7
All the while the baby badgers stared hard at the unexpected comer.
8
This kept mother badger very busy, and the baby badgers very chubby.
9
It is certain that whole clans of badgers will be wiped out.
10
The badgers have been moved a field away, but are in denial.
11
But little is known about urban badgers compared with their rural relatives.
12
He hath had no liking to bees or badgers since that day.
13
Everything from badgers to polecats have been found lurking in the shrubbery.
14
And the only carrot we can possibly give them is culling badgers.
15
As wilderness became countryside, badgers, like people, learned the virtues of togetherness.
16
Bretons are heavy drinkers, they love to wrestle & dig for badgers.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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