Definitions
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- adjective In the manner of a
turkey - adverb In the manner of a
turkey
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Examples
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Why is that last turkey-like creature wearing labia earrings?
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Well, at least the Autum sic Greeting cake's turkey looks relatively turkey-like.
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Scientists discovered the remains of a new giant turkey-like carnivorous dinosaur in southern Utah.
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From this frustration, a meatless icon was born: the Tofurky, a softball-sized mound of flora and spices that boasts a surprisingly turkey-like taste and texture.
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While I was giving an introduction to bird watching, two Crested Guans large turkey-like birds flew into plain view.
Archive 2007-08-01 Scott Schmidt 2007
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While I was giving an introduction to bird watching, two Crested Guans large turkey-like birds flew into plain view.
A Break in the Road Scott Schmidt 2007
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Pilots dubbed the Tomcat "the turkey" because of its ungainly, turkey-like look when landing on aircraft carriers.
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It has 147 different species of mammals and 510 bird species, ranging from turkey-like ground hornbills to orange-eyed, shimmering starlings.
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He had only to listen for the calling of the great, turkey-like _Chunha_, follow the gobble to its source and then gather up the winged but sluggish quarry until his hunger was satisfied, hoping, all the while that something better would turn up for the next meal.
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However, there was still an occasional partridge, a monkey or a turkey-like curassow and when one of them was secured Oomah ate sparingly so that the meat lasted several days.
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