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- noun Plural form of
razorback .
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Examples
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Snakehead fish, honeybees, kudzu and feral pigs - also called razorbacks - are all invasive species.
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Hundreds of dogs, cats, roosters, goats, and "razorbacks" run at large through the streets, and the three former combine to make night hideous.
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They began to realize the cheesy situation as the guide commenced to jabbing at the snoring razorbacks.
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They began to realize the cheesy situation as the guide commenced to jabbing at the snoring razorbacks.
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Other than your razorbacks and everybody else that's going to go down during your new year holiday, pal.
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And if things work out my way, my Arkansas razorbacks will be in that championship game as well.
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Discovering a still-intact and unpillaged pen of domesticated razorbacks, Ahlitah quickly and effortlessly supplied a feast not only for himself but for his companions.
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All seventy-five bulls, the entire compliment of baggage and performing horses, all performers, every show and cage wagon, even the show's can-vasmen and razorbacks found themselves costuming for the parade.
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The spielers in Tarzak were calling themselves barkers; the candy and fizz butchers were calling themselves merchants; and the canvasmen and razorbacks were calling themselves roustabouts.
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After some initial disagreements, the cargo crew and razorbacks arrived at an understanding, depositing the show intact upon the planet Ahngar with bruised knuckles and aching heads.
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