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- noun Plural form of
snail .
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Examples
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Jealousy among snails is a strange thing to witness
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** Schisto = schistosomiasis: fun disease borne in stagnant water, where a parasite breeds in snails, is just itching to jump into your waiting open wounds, and then involves some type of exploding of the brain.
Archive 2009-09-01 Kate Fleurange 2009
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The snails use the cool temperature as a cue to produce more offspring equipped with penises—snails, in other words, that can mate with other snails.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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The snails use the cool temperature as a cue to produce more offspring equipped with penises—snails, in other words, that can mate with other snails.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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The snails use the cool temperature as a cue to produce more offspring equipped with penises—snails, in other words, that can mate with other snails.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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But they still collect and secrete their adapted particles from the same mass of blood as in snails and dew-worms, but do not seem to be so placed as to produce an embryon by the mixture of their secreted fluids, but to require the mutual assistance of two hermaphrodites for that purpose.
Note VIII 1803
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There's something delightful about the idea of snails that "reproduce rapidly."
Community of Notions 2010
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There's something amusing about the idea of snails on caffeine.
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The spud of doom is propelled by classic French escargot snails to us Americans.
Game Show Results Jen 2008
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The spud of doom is propelled by classic French escargot snails to us Americans.
Archive 2008-10-01 Jen 2008
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