Use of the word prairie in a sentence example

prairie

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The prairie dog is a member of the squirrel family. [noun]

Prairie grass Temperate forest Ã¢ Trees have adapted to survive many climates. [noun]

Have an eggnog or a prairie oyster. [noun]

Compared with the superb State road over the mountain, it is a trail over a prairie. [noun]

Border, in the prairie belt beside the Black Sea, and in Orenburg. [Please select]

That morning Guthrie was a piece of prairie land. [Please select]

Much of this inclosed table-land was prairie, where long grass and wild flowers grew luxuriantly. [Please select]

"Wal, if I don't disremember he was born in a prairie-schooner, comin' across the plains."' [Please select]

We walked through the swamp to the open prairie beyond, where the sun shone brightly. [Please select]

"We must die, Walt," said the young prairie merchant, as he faced despairingly toward his companion. [Please select]

Such a whim was probable to a prairie Indian. [Please select]

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