Use of the word puffin in a sentence example

puffin

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Puffin is commonly found on North Atlantic. [Please select]

The puffin is most commonly taken for its feathers. [Please select]

Boss, he was puffin' and pantin' and his breath burnt,--yes, sir, it burnt; and I heard him say, 'Oh, my God.' [Please select]

"He came up puffin', and swore Dick was the chap that stole it."' [Please select]

The auklet, the puffin and the kingfishers burrow into the friendly and solid earth. [Please select]

[Illustration: Black Guillemot [M] [F] Puffin [M] Guillemot [F] Razor-bill [M] [_face p. [Please select]

In general habits, the Razor-bill closely resembles the Guillemot and Puffin. [Please select]

_Lunde_ means Puffin, and _ey_ Island, the name being given by the old Scandinavian rovers who settled there. [Please select]

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