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Meanings of bird's foot trefoil in English
European forage plant having claw-shaped pods introduced in America.
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Examples for "bird's foot clover"
Examples for "bird's foot clover"
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By the time Jason emerged, I'd fixed him some bacon and eggs.
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The bacon and eggs hadn't been touched, but the toast was gone.
3
Nevertheless, he could not force himself to finish his bacon and eggs.
4
For a dish of bacon and eggs and a bottle of milk!
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Over one they made coffee; over the other, they fried bacon and eggs.
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Lotus corniculatus (Leguminosae).-Severalcovered-upplants produced only two empty pods, and not a single good seed.
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Lotus corniculatus L., a leguminous plant containing condensed tannins, is now being evaluated in Sweden as a component of mixed pastures.