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721. Knoll (knoll)
:: Ahead were more hills more little valleys more slopes and hollows and knolls
722. Ultraviolet (ultraviolet)
:: Binders must have specific properties such as good adhesion abrasion resistance the ability to cure at room temperature water resistance and ultraviolet light resistance
723. Umbrella (mamalu)
:: umbrella name
724. Foothill (foothill)
:: The village of Kakariko a lazy and sleepy town at the foothills of Death Mountain was shrouded in a tired and laid back theme
725. Ionosphere (ionosphere)
:: In 1931 he gave the Royal Society Bakerian lecture which was a classic in which he developed the now standard layer theory for the lower ionosphere
726. Sleigh (sleigh)
:: Dog sleds and horse drawn sleighs are also available
727. Slick (slick)
:: Theres not one slick piece of editing or camera work that doesnt serve the story
728. Canyon (Canyon)
:: Were utilizing the helicopters in some of the rough area to get into those deep steep canyons
729. Grain (hua liilii)
:: At times they eat arthropods seeds and grain but they are more carnivorous than crows
730. Udder (udder)
:: As soon as you enter the gallery large udders virtually hit you in the face udders made of rich yellow one is tempted to say golden fleece
731. Port (awa)
:: Cape Town is a working port but the waterfront area is one of the citys major attractions evidenced by the profusion of shops bars and restaurants there
732. Brush (palaki)
:: The flycatcher was seen lurking in the low brush bordering a secluded pond
733. Fern ('amaʻu)
:: A tiny pocket of ground planted with a leafy surround and blanketed with ferns is enough to suggest a woodland garden
734. Fertile (momona)
:: My own learning has taken place at the fertile conjunction of Hinduism and Buddhism although my deistic inclination firmly locates me in the former tradition
735. Fertilize (fertilize)
:: If they are able to find sperm in a frozen mammoth carcass they will try to take the nucleus from mammoth sperm and use it to fertilize an elephant egg in vitro
736. Fertilizer (mea hoʻomomona)
:: The only way to be a successful farmer is to use lots of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
737. Honeysuckle (honeysuckle)
:: The fresh smell of pine lingered with the perfume of wild honeysuckles
738. Shelter (malumalu)
:: The wall is paved by bricks and filled with earth and during war time it served to shelter people in the town from disaster
739. Shepherd (kahu hipa)
:: Lydgates bright disposition suggests a man ready for action in contrast with some of the more sleepy rural imagery of the shepherd driving the sheep with his dog and the slow traffic of carts in town
740. Beet (beet)
:: Its agricultural crops are wheat potatoes sugar beets barley grapes and cheese
741. Moss (ka limu)
:: The millipedes would have feasted on moss and early plant life that grew only a few inches off the ground
742. Bolt (hoopaa iho la i)
:: Ill usually bolt out of bed and stumble around as if drunk in an effort to find the obnoxious noise and shut it off
743. Aftershock (aftershock)
:: Fridays earthquake and the aftershocks have injured 559 people
744. Daffodil (daffodil)
:: Fall is the time to plant the tulips daffodils and hyacinths that bloom in the spring
745. Dairy (haleʻuwī waiū)
:: The meat egg dairy fast food and soft drink industries have abandoned a headon assault on the science
746. Dairyman (dairyman)
:: Farmers wanted a core of permanent workers available all year round including skilled tractor drivers dairymen and others who worked with machinery
747. Pigsty (pigsty)
:: I have waded the steppes that saw yelling Huns in saddles worn the clothes nowadays back in fashion in every quarter planted rye tarred the roofs of pigsties and stables guzzled everything save dry water
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