Clearly agitated, the cattle mooed and looked curiously at the olive frog boat, its engine revving.
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Members mooed their assent as Mr Johnson laid into "that NATO-bashing, Trident-scrapping, would-be abolisher of the British army".
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What we don't talk about as much is the vitamins and minerals present in things we eat that once mooed, clucked, baaaed, or oinked.
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A "cattle call" is another name for an audition, but in today's puzzle, the actual cows are actually calling to each other, so the answer is MOOED.
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Now the surface is coated with gray, dirty ripples: all that's bad, all that's weighty, all that's fearful, all that suffered, darted, and tried to break loose, oinked and mooed, couldn't understand, resisted, and gasped for breath—all of it turns to muck.
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" The patient then mooed like a cow to indicate where he was. "By order of the butcher, the patient was also laid on the ground for slaughter." When Avicenna approached the patient pretending to slaughter him, he said, "the cow is too lean and not ready to be killed. He must be fed properly and I will kill it when it becomes healthy and fat.
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In addition to the C&S;, the Becker Farm also sold fresh vegetables, milk, chocolate milk and orange juice at a farm stand adjacent to the station. A favorite snacking spot was at the banks of Roaring Brook where one could sip one's chilled drink, munch on freshly harvested carrots, and watch the trains pass over the nearby trestle, all this while cows mooed and pigs oinked in the distance.
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It was believed that bolotnik or bolotnitsa would lure people or an animal to the swamp, before they drown them. To lure people to the swamp, bolotnik quacked like a duck, mooed like a cow, gurgled like a black cock or screamed. He also grew near the swamp stupefying herbs, mostly rosemary and created will-o'-the-wisps on the surface of the water . When a person is already in the quagmire, bolotnik grabs him by the feet and slowly, but inevitably, drags him to the depths.
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