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Acorn  - by Art. Moger (04 October 2001)
An oak in a nutshell.

Antelope  Click here for pronounciation - by Stan Kegel (28 August 2001)
Mother's sister goes to Vegas to be married.

Baby  Click here for pronounciation - by NIck (29 May 2003)
An infant bee by the bay. Fucker

Beast  Click here for pronounciation - by Cybe R. Wizard (28 August 2001)
Why I am heading west.

Bedbug  Click here for pronounciation - by Sandy Sibert (30 July 2003)
A microphone in a mattress.

Beehive  - by Michael Driscoll (12 June 2002)
A sting ensemble.

Beetle  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (28 August 2001)
A two-foot bee.

Bison  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (26 September 2001)
To pay money to adopt a boy.

Boulder  Click here for pronounciation - by Lexicon (04 October 2001)
Less timid.

Bovine  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (06 August 2001)
A crooked climbing plant.

Buffalo  Click here for pronounciation - by Lexicon (04 October 2001)
Two nudists greeting one another.

Butterflies  Click here for pronounciation - by Sandy Sibert (30 July 2003)
When a waiter trips.

Carnation  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
Country full of automobiles.

Carpal  Click here for pronounciation - by Lexicon (04 October 2001)
Someone you drive to work with.

Catepillar  Click here for pronounciation - by Richard Lederer (12 June 2002)
A soft scratching post for a cat.

Caterpillar  Click here for pronounciation - by Lexicon (30 July 2003)
A soft scratching post for a kitten.

Cattle  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (28 August 2001)
A five-foot feline.

Chameleon  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (01 September 2001)
An automobile worth a million.

Chicken Coop  - by Michael Driscoll (12 June 2002)
Cheep Housing

Crocus  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (10 June 2002)
A foul-mouthed black bird.

Crustacean  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (10 June 2002)
A hard pastry product from China.

Dinosaur  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (30 December 2005)
The American road-side cafe witnessed everything.

Dolphin  Click here for pronounciation - by Jaqi Price (05 February 2004)
A unusual protrusion that looks like a pectoral fin on action figures and/or Barbie dolls.

Donkey  Click here for pronounciation - by Kilted Jedi (28 August 2001)
Gets you into the godfather's house.

Geranium  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovet (21 June 2007)
The cry of the flower arranger`s parachute team.

Germinate  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (01 September 2001)
The number of bacteria cells produced in sixty seconds.

Goldfish  - by Stan Kegel (28 August 2001)
Wet Pet.

Grazing  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (24 August 2007)
Declaring that the current fashion trend is clothing coloured in shades between black and white.

Groundhog  Click here for pronounciation - by Cybyl (29 September 2001)
Pork sausage

Herrings  Click here for pronounciation - by Stan Kegel (29 September 2001)
Circlets of gold for her fingers.

Hippo  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (09 August 2006)
Edgar-Allan's poetry remixed into upbeat rap music.

Horizon  Click here for pronounciation - by Naughty Rose (30 July 2003)
Call girl getting up in the morning.

Hurricane  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
Stick that makes you walk faster.

Hyacinth  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (04 March 2006)
To rent a synthesiser.

Insect  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (13 June 2002)
A member of a cult.

Jellyfish  Click here for pronounciation - by Fwoggylover (14 June 2005)
When a shark is turned into gelatin.

Kangaroo  Click here for pronounciation - by Anne Shank & Stan Kegel (04 October 2001)
Spiritual advisor for metal food containers.

Lamb  - by Art. Moger (04 October 2001)
An animal that gets more sheepish with age.

Landscape  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (28 August 2001)
A fabric cover that keeps a field dry.

Lobster  Click here for pronounciation - by Reuben (29 April 2007)
A high pitcher

Lymph  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
To run with a lisp.

Manatee  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (31 July 2003)
When a guy takes a break for hot beverages.

Millipede  Click here for pronounciation - by Cynthia MacGregor (30 July 2003)
What Millicent did at the rest stop.

Monkey  Click here for pronounciation - by Tim Bruening (28 August 2001)
Primate key.

Nectar  Click here for pronounciation - by Phil Hudson (02 September 2001)
To wear a collar made out of tarmac.

Nightingale  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
To stand outside in wind, at 11pm.

Octopus  Click here for pronounciation - by mark lovett (21 June 2007)
Eight sided cat.

Organism  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (01 September 2001)
Music craze for church music.

Otter  Click here for pronounciation - by Stan Kegel (28 August 2001)
Should do.

Parasites  Click here for pronounciation - by anon (04 October 2001)
The view one gets from the top of the Eiffel Tower.

 

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