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Meanings of squirrel in English
Usage of squirrel in English
1
The sun is caught in the snare I set for the squirrel.
2
The female squirrel then started relaxing and carried on with her business.
3
One squirrel got right up in the apex of the roof .
4
How the red squirrel tittered, hating both the owl and the crows.
5
Not a squirrel will go here, but I shall know of it.
6
It hides itself, as the squirrel does, in the hollows of trees.
7
The graceful gray squirrel is scarcely less familiar than the red one.
8
This drove the squirrel through out of the trap into the box.
9
The squirrel stopped eating and listened, always alert for any possible danger.
10
Indeed, a squirrel in the tree above would not have heard it.
11
He could hear a squirrel jump a long distance in the forest.
12
You can squirrel away all kinds of useful information into neat pigeonholes.
13
Her best squirrel story concerns a squirrel she calls her little boy.
14
Now this squirrel was maybe shopping for new digs in my garage.
15
No doubt about it - the grey squirrel is the supreme acrobat.
16
Harold budged forward to retrieve the squirrel but Ree held him back.
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Squirrel through the time
Squirrel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common