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His hands kept opening and closing like the pincers on a crawdad.
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Duane saw a crawdad tumble out with the dirty water and soaked maps.
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She immediately dismantled a couple of crawdad houses to get the kind of mud she required.
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He brushed a stain off his lapel and seven letters fluttered to the floor, forming a word: crawdad.
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He remembers his mother witnessing this snapping of the crawdad heads, and this, his corruptive influence on the favored one.
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They caught crawdads near the dock, and Liz cooked them that night for dinner.
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We went to the Crawdad Diner, a real dive that happened to have very good food.
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He remembered hunting for crawdads here with Dale and Mike and the town kids a couple of summers ago.
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Crags on private land, like Crawdad Canyon in Utah and Horseshoe Canyon Ranch in Arkansas, also charge modest day use fees.
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Bobby Orr said Louisiana because he'd heard folks there ate crawdads and he'd like to see such a thing as that.
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"Old Sam et crawdads," she said, as she sat back to survey her handiwork.
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Crawdad Canyon houses almost 200 routes, half of which are 5.10 or easier, and range in height from 40 to 60 feet.