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Meanings of quadrupeds in English
Usage of quadrupeds in English
1
In America, the chase of the larger quadrupeds is not less destructive.
2
The different stages and vicissitudes in the existence of those noble quadrupeds.'
3
The quadrupeds had no real intelligence, but they had the proper instincts.
4
In quadrupeds the box-shaped pelvis, which admits of easy parturition, is prevalent.
5
Very much so, Harry; but perhaps not more so than many quadrupeds.
6
His company consisted of seventy-five bipeds and one hundred and twenty-five quadrupeds.
7
As for the quadrupeds of New Zealand, they are easily disposed of.
8
This learned person was one of the people, or quadrupeds, called Centaurs.
9
And with this, a new creation of enormous quadrupeds, as yet unknown.
10
Soldiership, especially, is a much more imperious necessity among birds than quadrupeds.
11
Cars, velocipedes, quadrupeds, even power-skaters left towering black vortices in their wakes.
12
The membrana tympani is larger than in other quadrupeds of the same size.
13
Almost all the old institutions are quadrupeds; and some of them are centipedes.
14
A sorry brute to bear the name belonging to the king of quadrupeds.
15
Thus the two quadrupeds strolled comfortably together right into the courtyard.
16
They are just about the very dullest and silliest of all existing quadrupeds.
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Translations for quadrupeds
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Quadrupeds through the time
Quadrupeds across language varieties
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