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Meanings of batrachian in English
Spanish
batracio Synonyms
Examples for "frog"
Examples for "frog"
1
He still wasn't clear about why Grant thought frog DNA was important.
2
Did you just say 'the chocolate frog'? Finney asked, his eyes narrowing.
3
And in this year the first juvenile frog arrived on April 1st.
4
Plus, Tiana is taken completely by surprise that the frog can talk.
5
The next week he came upon a water snake swallowing a frog.
1
The toad is still there; it's been waiting right along with Sally.
2
The toad at once establishes the most intimate relations with the bug.
3
The difficulty is to make the toad stay and watch the hill.
4
And in an instant Wotan put his heavy foot upon the toad.
5
In truth, it had all the appearance of a very bloated toad.
1
Frogs and toads Frogs and toads in the south of England faced a difficult year as many pools dried up over the spring.
Usage of batrachian in English
1
Another curious batrachian, the mud eel, is found in Carolina, in marshy situations.
2
Impossible, then, to be as old as the batrachian track that-
3
The batrachian is not indispensable; a Mole will serve as well or even better.
4
The batrachian animals are here all grouped in one case (26).
5
He is the smallest of my batrachian folk and the most venturesome in his expeditions.
6
The lecturer showed conclusively that the frog is a peculiarly sensitive and intelligent little batrachian.
7
There are several modes of taking the festive batrachian.
8
The nocturnal music is now the product of the batrachian band, ably seconded by the crickets.
9
Let the earth, or rather its silicious and other decaying rocks, bring forth these batrachian forms.
10
But the frog-music here was not amiable at all; never have I heard such angry batrachian vociferations.
11
The foremost was Claud Walsingham Popple; and above his shoulder shone the batrachian countenance of Peter Van Degen.
12
The only use intended to be asked of this renowned batrachian was the making of a little broth.
13
Thanks are due to nature for giving so extraordinary a vitality to the tissues of a modest batrachian!
14
Iglesias and I did not disdain batrachian studies, and set no limit to our merriment at their quaint, solemn, half-human pranks.
15
I had not come across a single land mammal-seamammals swarm in these waters-noteven of the batrachian or reptilian kinds.
16
Naturalists differ in opinion as to whether it is really an adult batrachian, or merely the larva of some much larger creature.
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