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commonly limit its use in
certain areas.
There are at
least two
types of cut,
sidehill cut and
through cut. The
former permits p****age of a
transportation route...
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creature is
variously known as the
Sidehill Dodger,
Sidehill Hoofer, Side-hill Gazink,
Sidehill Ousel,
Sidehill Loper,
Sidehill Galoot, Gyascutus, Sidewinder...
- sources, the wild haggis's left and
right legs are of
different lengths (cf.
Sidehill gouger or Dahu),
allowing it to run
quickly around the
steep mountains...
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Gumberoo Hidebehind Hodag Hoop
snake Hugag Jackalope Jersey Devil Joint snake Sidehill gouger Snallygaster Snipe Snow
snake Splintercat Squonk Teakettler Wampus...
- 37-35=72. Its
topography is
characterized by
hilly terrain creating numerous sidehill lies,
dramatic elevation changes,
forced carries over
ravines and valleys...
- in
common with
mechanical apparatuses than animals, and the
hugag and
sidehill gouger seem to be more a play on
applied physics than
fanciful inspiration...
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slopes of the midwest.
Sidehill combines are much more m****-produced than
their hillside counterparts. The
height of a
sidehill machine is the same height...
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Gumberoo Hidebehind Hodag Hoop
snake Hugag Jackalope Jersey Devil Joint snake Sidehill gouger Snallygaster Snipe Snow
snake Splintercat Squonk Teakettler Wampus...
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Dutch West
Indies from 1756 to 1766 Prock,
another name for the
folkloric sidehill gouger This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
- Dungavenhooter, Glawackus, Gumberoo, Hidebehind, Hodag, Jackalope,
Jersey Devil,
Sidehill gouger, Splintercat, Squonk,Teakettler,
Wampus cat,
Belled buzzard, Gillygaloo...
