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Meanings of marmot in English

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Usage of marmot in English
1
They reminded Ayla of nothing so much as huge, bald, marmot mounds.
The Mammoth Hunters
2
Not even the intervention of the marmot's mother can change the outcome.
Radio NZ
3
One marmot hole in the wrong place and a foreleg could snap.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
4
But the whistle of the marmot had also startled the horses.
The Freebooters of the Wilderness
5
An Olympic mascot marmot kidnaps a young boy from his parents.
Reuters
6
The Vancouver Island marmot is endemic to one island in Canada.
The Guardian
7
They belong to the species marmot, and are said to be good eating.
Three Years on the Plains: Observations of Indians, 1867-1870
8
Throughout all time the wretched marmot is making up its mind to work-
Liza; Or, "A Nest of Nobles"
9
An unexpected visitor a marmot dropped in through the ceiling Wyoming - 1986.
Radio NZ
10
I am forty-two, and I am as idle as a marmot.
The Muse of the Department
11
She had nothing to eat; even her discarded marmot was gone.
The Valley of Horses
12
The fox had lain very still, hoping to trap a passing marmot unawares.
Radio NZ
13
When near the top of the pass we heard the whistle of a marmot.
Alps and Sanctuaries of Piedmont and the Canton Ticino
14
Several perfect skeletons of the marmot have been disinterred from the loess of Aix-la-Chapelle.
The Antiquity of Man
15
The outer garments are generally made of the marmot skin.
Klondyke Nuggets / A Brief Description of the Great Gold Regions...
16
Just in front of him he saw a marmot hole.
A Treasury of Eskimo Tales
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