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gill

noun as in cheek

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noun as in race

noun as in wattle

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Are we not warmed by the same ultraviolet rays, quenched by the same pirated water, ensnared in the same gill net of freeways?

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The ikejime process involves taking live fish that has just been caught and quickly putting them out of their misery by killing them with a spike through the brain and cutting their gills.

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“They have gills that help them breathe underwater,” she explained, holding a microphone next to the tank, adding that the axolotl can change colors to hide.

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With shelters and rescues stuffed to the gills, an influx of pets is “another impact to an already stressed system,” Berke said.

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But how could I not arrive stuffed to the gills?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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