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Meanings of taxidermist in English
Catalan
taxidermista Spanish
taxidermista Catalan
taxidermista Usage of taxidermist in English
1
They were told me by the taxidermist in a mood of elation.
2
There were, in 4 large cases, lifelike specimens of the taxidermist's art.
3
It was bought in 1923 by Whanganui taxidermist and collector Archibald Robertson.
4
He was much pleased by a small shop belonging to a taxidermist.
5
Several Malays aspired to succeed him as taxidermist, but showed no aptitude.
6
We measured her and saved her skull and long bones for the taxidermist.
7
Woman goes around to a taxidermist and finds out the price.
8
Hair tousled, he stands awkwardly … A taxidermist could not have done better.
9
The taxidermist called Dr. Crandall and the bird was taken to the Bronx Zoo.
10
Their fatal wounds visible, the hollow in their gaze that no taxidermist could create.
11
My friend, the taxidermist, insisted on lending it and his winter gloves to me.
12
A former design student and taxidermist has made a toaster using a dead rabbit.
13
Mr. Waite and Mr. Haines, the taxidermist, were rowed ashore.
14
A Christchurch taxidermist has created handbags out of dead cats.
15
Leaving sex to the feminists is like letting your dog vacation at the taxidermist's.
16
A vet and a taxidermist go into business together.
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