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critter [ingl. am. ˈkrɪdər, ingl. brit. ˈkrɪtə] SUST. ingl. am. argot

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These salmon and critters here are my brothers and my cousins. en.wikipedia.org

All the planes were painted white with blue and yellow trim, with the smiling critter painted on both sides of the plane on the front. en.wikipedia.org

Many fearsome critters were simply the products of pure exaggeration; while a number however, were used either seriously or jokingly as explanations for unexplained phenomenon. en.wikipedia.org

She said once that animals could be better companions than people, but as she grew older she saw that, fellas kin be more fun than critters. en.wikipedia.org

You want to be abstract, but one can easily go overboard with these critters because they aren't as familiar to the audience as real humans. en.wikipedia.org

Some of these stories include motifs from older folktales, such as absurdly severe weather and fearsome critters. en.wikipedia.org

Non-female opponents in the game are usually referred to as critters. en.wikipedia.org

Unique flowers, birds and critters can be found in the nature reserve. en.wikipedia.org

She concluded that it was a more substantial game than its predecessor, with more to do, a bigger variety of critters to fight and a larger area to explore. en.wikipedia.org

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