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Wombat   /wˈɑmbˌæt/   Listen
Wombat

noun
1.
Burrowing herbivorous Australian marsupials about the size of a badger.






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"Wombat" Quotes from Famous Books



... moon; "Be quick with these buckles, we've no time to waste;" "Mind the mare, she can use her hind legs to some tune." "Make sure of the crossing-place; strike the old track, They've fenced off the new one; look out for the holes On the wombat hills." "Down with the slip rails; stand back." "And ride, boys, the pair of you, ...
— Poems • Adam Lindsay Gordon

... vain. They were at the top of the hill now. The crest was sharp and immediately over it a sharp drop went down to a gully at the bottom. It was steep, rough-going, boulder-strewn and undermined with wombat holes. Perhaps in his calmer moments Bobs might have hesitated, but just now he knew nothing but a frantic desire to escape from that cruel agony in his sides. He flung down the side of the hill blindly, making great bounds over the sparse bracken fern that hid the ground. ...
— Mates at Billabong • Mary Grant Bruce



Words linked to "Wombat" :   marsupial, Vombatidae, pouched mammal, family Vombatidae



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