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Meanings of common raccoon in English
(Procyon lotor) An omnivorous nocturnal mammal native to North America and Central America.
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Examples for "coon"
Examples for "coon"
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Afterward I sold the coon skins in Detroit for a dollar apiece.
2
Hit takes three dogs ter kill one coon in a fair fight.
3
All of a sudden the coon dodged to one side and disappeared.
4
The coon watched, until he saw that the fox was sound asleep.
5
She tied Butcher up in knots so he couldn't fight that coon.
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The ringtail, and the vulture, and the kite according to their kind:
2
Natural infections have been observed only in Australia, in koalas, ringtail possums and a captive alpaca.
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The authority believes the lemuroid ringtail possum, which is not listed as endangered, could be locally extinct within three years.
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He calls it a 'bobtail jacket for a ringtail monkey,' and you couldn't get him into one unless you chloroformed him!
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Animals like the northern hairy nosed wombat, the glossy black cockatoo and the lemuroid ringtail possum are at risk of dying out.
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It was about the size of a fox, being somewhat larger than the common racoon.
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We assessed land use and demographic data as predictors discriminating between counties experiencing large or small first epizootics of rabies among raccoons ( Procyon lotor).