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Raccoon
A North American nocturnal carnivore Procyon lotor allied to the bears but much smaller and having a long full tail banded with black and gray Its body is gray varied with black and white Called also...
Dorking fowl
One of a breed of large bodied domestic fowls having five toes or the hind toe double There are several strains as the white gray and silver gray They are highly esteemed for the table
Pintail
A northern duck Dafila acuta native of both continents The adult male has a long tapering tail Called also gray duck piketail piket tail spike tail split tail springtail sea pheasant and gray widgeon
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A singular crested grallatorial bird Rhinochetos jubatus native of New Caledonia It is gray above paler beneath and the feathers of the wings and tail are handsomely barred with brown black and gray It is allied...
mockingbird
A long tailed gray and white songbird of North America Mimus polyglottos remarkable for its exact imitations of the notes of other birds Its back is gray the tail and wings are blackish with a white...
Manganite
One of the oxides of manganese called also gray manganese ore It occurs in brilliant steel gray or iron black crystals also massive
Sauger
An American fresh water food fish Stizostedion Canadense called also gray pike blue pike hornfish land pike sand pike pickering and pickerel
Ruthenium
A rare element of the light platinum group found associated with platinum ores and isolated as a hard brittle steel gray metal which is very infusible Symbol Ru Atomic weight 1035 Specific gravity 1226 See Platinum...
Russet
Of a reddish brown color or by some called a red gray of the color composed of blue red and yellow in equal strength but unequal proportions namely two parts of red to one each of...
Rubican
Colored a prevailing red bay or black with flecks of white or gray especially on the flanks said of horses
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Greyness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Raccoon
A North American nocturnal carnivore Procyon lotor allied to the bears but much smaller and having a long full tail banded with black and gray Its body is gray varied with black and white Called also...
Dorking fowl
One of a breed of large bodied domestic fowls having five toes or the hind toe double There are several strains as the white gray and silver gray They are highly esteemed for the table
Pintail
A northern duck Dafila acuta native of both continents The adult male has a long tapering tail Called also gray duck piketail piket tail spike tail split tail springtail sea pheasant and gray widgeon
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VerbarKagu
A singular crested grallatorial bird Rhinochetos jubatus native of New Caledonia It is gray above paler beneath and the feathers of the wings and tail are handsomely barred with brown black and gray It is allied...
mockingbird
A long tailed gray and white songbird of North America Mimus polyglottos remarkable for its exact imitations of the notes of other birds Its back is gray the tail and wings are blackish with a white...
Manganite
One of the oxides of manganese called also gray manganese ore It occurs in brilliant steel gray or iron black crystals also massive
Sauger
An American fresh water food fish Stizostedion Canadense called also gray pike blue pike hornfish land pike sand pike pickering and pickerel
Ruthenium
A rare element of the light platinum group found associated with platinum ores and isolated as a hard brittle steel gray metal which is very infusible Symbol Ru Atomic weight 1035 Specific gravity 1226 See Platinum...
Russet
Of a reddish brown color or by some called a red gray of the color composed of blue red and yellow in equal strength but unequal proportions namely two parts of red to one each of...
Rubican
Colored a prevailing red bay or black with flecks of white or gray especially on the flanks said of horses
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