Use of the word kangaroo in a sentence example

kangaroo

Last update: September 23, 2015

We saw kangaroos in Australia. [noun]

Apart from the duck and her two ducklings there is also a kangaroo and then a blue footed booby. [noun]

You kangaroo hop across Vauxhall Bridge in shrieking first gear, smooth as taking a suburban cul-de-sac full of sleeping policemen at 70 mph. [noun]

But we shall know more now, for I see a young fellow jumping up the hill, like a kangaroo, and probably he comes for orders. [noun]

An equally brief notice must suffice of the kangaroo tribe or Macropodidae, since these receive a special notice elsewhere. [Please select]

The Kangaroo moves by great leaps or bounds of from twelve to twenty feet. [Please select]

Its long hind legs enabled it to leap like a kangaroo. [Please select]

Nqong called Dingo--Yellow-Dog Dingo--always hungry, dusty in the sunshine, and showed him Kangaroo. [Please select]

Off ran Dingo--Yellow-Dog Dingo--always hungry, grinning like a coal-scuttle,--ran after Kangaroo. [Please select]

Off went the proud Kangaroo on his four little legs like a bunny. [Please select]

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