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pigeon

adjective as in poultry

noun as in dupe

noun as in gudgeon

noun as in lamb

noun as in pawn

noun as in sap

noun as in squealer

noun as in stooge

noun as in target

noun as in victim

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Imagine a fifty-pound pigeon with the feet of a turkey, the beak of a toucan, and the prehistoric charm of a rhinoceros.

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And the children had showed admirable restraint when it came to both squirrels and pigeons; Penelope had only had to offer a few cautionary reminders and the occasional distracting biscuit.

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It released videos of pigeons strapped with joint-sized backpacks before revealing the move was a marketing stunt.

Until now, only humans and a few other vertebrates, including pigeons and macaques, were known to distinguish between these two durations.

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They can be seen running up and down flapping their wings on the ledge – 34 storeys high – while their mother has been flying past with pigeons in her talons.

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

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