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Meanings of young kangaroo in English
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Usage of young kangaroo in English
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The young kangaroo, RompidyRoo, guides the jumper on an adventure to find Mr.
2
These steaks came from the young kangaroo I just mentioned.
3
Said Belhaj rounded a gravel bend in the road and promptly ran over a young kangaroo.
4
The young kangaroo actually oozes out, if I may use such an expression, from the teat.
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So one fine morning I throws a young kangaroo on my shoulder, and off I starts.
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Or twin'd his tame young kangaroo with flowers.
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A large and hideous snake, a young kangaroo, or an anteater are mascots more to the liking of the marines.
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The nights were cold, and I confess that thoughts of the young kangaroo did obtrude at dinner, and were mingled with my kangaroo-steak.
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The young kangaroo remains hidden for months in the pouch of its mother, feeding continually all the time; and it is then a strict parasite.
10
Pugs, or young kangaroos, are plentiful about the marshy grounds; so are also the opossum and kangaroo rat.
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For I had as much idea about rearing girls as I had on the subject of training young kangaroos.
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Opossums, wallabies, young kangaroos, etc.