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progeny

[proj-uh-nee] / ˈprɒdʒ ə ni /


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Ten years later, another breeding pair was given to the Frankfurt Zoo, where they and their descendants have produced dozens of long-beaked progeny.

From New York Times

Of her decision not to have children, Ng writes, “Exclusion killed my desire for progeny, for entry into that community of delusional immortality.”

From New York Times

The tea Natalie has brought her seems to have knocked her out, and she awakens to discover the horrific image of her progeny turned into food.

From New York Times

Skinner’s sire is Curlin, whose progeny tend to be slow developing.

From Los Angeles Times

Indy and Storm Cat among his progeny, two of the all-time best at producing winners.

From Los Angeles Times