Large order
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ELKSLarge order
ELKSA large order
VENTILarge Starbucks order
SIRENIAOrder of large aquatic mammals.
JOESIXPACKLarge order of morning drinks?
magaloga large mail-order catalogue
CASEOFTHECREPESLarge order from a French bakery?
magalogsMAGALOG, a large mail-order catalogue
guanaa large lizard (an order of scaly reptiles)
guanasGUANA, a large lizard (an order of scaly reptiles)
dipteransAn insect of the large order Diptera; a fly
magaloguea large mail-order catalog in the form of a magazine also MAGALOG
conventualRelating to the less strict order of the Franciscans, living in large convents
stewarded(of an official) Supervise arrangements or keep order at (a large public event)
stewarding(of an official) Supervise arrangements or keep order at (a large public event)
squamatesA reptile of the large order Squamata; a snake, lizard, or worm lizard
magaloguesMAGALOGUE, a large mail-order catalog in the form of a magazine also MAGALOG
eurypteridany of an order of large extinct aquatic Paleozoic arthropods related to the horsehoe crab
proboscidianany of an order of large mammals comprising the elephants and extinct related forms also PROBOSCIDEAN
proboscideanany of an order of large mammals comprising the elephants and extinct related forms also PROBOSCIDIAN
eurypteridsEURYPTERID, any of an order of large extinct aquatic Paleozoic arthropods related to the horsehoe crab
proboscideansPROBOSCIDEAN, any of an order of large mammals comprising the elephants and extinct related forms also PROBOSCIDIAN
proboscidiansPROBOSCIDIAN, any of an order of large mammals comprising the elephants and extinct related forms also PROBOSCIDEAN
carbto eat large quantities of carbohydrates before a major physical exertion in order to store up energy (usually fol. by up)
passerineOf, relating to, or denoting birds of a large order distinguished by feet that are adapted for perching, including all songbirds
odonatesany of numerous large predatory aquatic insects of the order Odonata, occurring worldwide and characterized by two pairs of membranous wings
carbsto eat large quantities of carbohydrates before a major physical exertion in order to store up energy (usually fol. by up)
odonateany of numerous large predatory aquatic insects of the order Odonata, occurring worldwide and characterized by two pairs of membranous wings
circularizeDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
coleopterona large order of insects having the front wings modified as hard wing-cases, and comprising the beetles and weevils also COLEOPTERAN
circularizedDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
circularisingDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
circularisesDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
coleopterana large order of insects having the front wings modified as hard wing-cases, and comprising the beetles and weevils also COLEOPTERON
circularizingDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
circularizesDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
circularisedDistribute a large number of letters, leaflets, or questionnaires to (a group of people) in order to advertise something or canvas opinion
coleopteransCOLEOPTERAN, a large order of insects having the front wings modified as hard wing-cases, and comprising the beetles and weevils also COLEOPTERON
earwigsany of numerous elongate, nocturnal insects of the order Dermaptera, having a pair of large, movable pincers at the rear of the abdomen
swarmed(of honeybees, ants, or termites) Issue from the nest in large numbers with a newly fertilized queen in order to found new colonies