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Meanings of dodo in English
Usage of dodo in English
1
The problem was that the dodo had disappeared at the wrong time.
2
Unlimited smartphone data plans are going the way of the dodo bird.
3
In the Island of Mauritius, it was swine that exterminated the dodo.
4
Arguably, we have lost the dodo at least twice more since then.
5
We next, in order of time, come to the famous Tradescant dodo.
6
He probably hadn't been called a big dumb dodo since grade school.
7
Even the chocolate bilby has gone the way of the dodo.
8
The extinction of the dodo was not simply a matter of systematic extermination.
9
The browser that started it all is going the way of the dodo.
10
Mistakes about dodo anatomy gained a cultural inertia that was difficult to stop.
11
His nice little science fair project was bringing back the dodo.
12
It wasn't remotely painful, as a dodo's beak is quite blunt.
13
Most people are familiar with the sad story of the dodo.
14
They reminded me of miniature cafeteria ladies who'd been crossbred with dodo birds.
15
On one of the floors below the fossils, they have a reconstructed dodo.
16
Four and six bottle men are as extinct as the dodo.
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Dodo across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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