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Things rhinoceros often describes (“rhinoceros ________”)
horn, beetle, hide, hornbill, bird, skin, population, family, hunt, whip, head, viper, auklet, meat, path, skull, tooth, iguana, cow, fights, bone, calf, flesh, laugh, type, fan, hunting, reader, enamel, bull, spoor, evolution, mother, thickness, caper, charge, soul, lives, herd, bat, bark, cups, contracts, determination, enclosure, dung, trail, butter, tribe, dance, horsewhip, hunter, foot, tricks, leather, urine, beetles, tusk, tracks, liver, charges, blood, move, shooting, ivory, entire, root, contemporary, jaw, relic, damage, horns, track, steak
How rhinoceros often is described (“________ rhinoceros”)
woolly, black, white, horned, indian, african, sumatran, mammoth, young, javan, huge, nosed, extinct, fossil, female, lipped, modern, hairy, wooly, armed, haired, hornless, arm'd, rare, dead, live, etruscan, male, largest, giant, siberian, asian, mouthed, wild, angry, enraged, enormous, solitary, fierce, grown, tichorhine, miniature, twohorned, primitive, occasional, javanese, famous, homed, leptorhine, unwieldy, called, frozen, lesser, day, stuffed, captive, ponderous, legged, prehistoric, gigantic, mighty, ethiopian, tame, overlapping, toed, limbed, woollyhaired, tamed, tough
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