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The chick shows itself in the egg, the child in the cradle.
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Always positive, this chick is a good vibe all of the time.
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The fact that a chick left doesn't really do it any more.
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Let him come to get this chick himself if he's not satisfied.
5
It saw the egg and probably the chick, but not the fledgeling.
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The old biddy nearly stroked out because the schnauzer had a hard-on.
2
He reached in and grabbed, and the incensed biddy pecked viciously.
3
There's an old biddy bit of us that wants to say.
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Mintie was a bantam biddy, very small, white as snow, and very pretty.
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She was, according to Lisa, a nosy, eccentric, tart-tongued old biddy.
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He'd biddy wid abboidmeds for the red ob the day.
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I'm not sure but what it sounds like some biddy in a barroom brawl.
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Photograph: BBC The tankard's back in the old biddy's hands.
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The old biddy who'd been watching frowned and moved on.
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I figured that old biddy would of been listening in.
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The titless old biddy's suspicions had upset him greatly.
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One old biddy accused him of snuffng her poodle.
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Red biddy is sweet and thick, dried dead blood.
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But you know, Bessie, maybe we could sell a wee biddy piece of it, sort of.
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The old biddy was always in the way.
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The old biddy had been living up there for so long, I forgot she was there.