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wallow

a muddy place or depression where animals wallow
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Most bowhunters who are successful on wallows show up well before daylight and sit on the stand until dark.
Elevaied: elk take a stand to tag call-shy bulls
He added: "It's good to train in the park because it has quite similar obstacles to what I will face on the course, going through the mud wallows and climbing up on stuff.
MUD FOR IT; Safari park keeper trains for gruelling charity event in rhinos' favourite wallow
Initial reports feared that Apache trout recovery would be significantly stalled, or even reversed, as a result of the Wallow Fire.
Arizona's largest wildfire poses challenges and opportunities for rare aquatic species
The Arizona Daily Star said the Wallow fire forced the evacuation of thousands of residents in several small communities in eastern Arizona.
Wallow Wildfire 100 Percent Contained
If they are left to wallow in heavy seas for any length of time, the potential for them to be damaged is all too clear.
Ghost fleet's fresh threat
Excited and anxious, I returned the next day and once again, the wallow had been used.
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has reaped millions to furnish an affluent lifestyle that has included a small fleet of luxury cars, a million-dollar mini-mansion, and trips to Hawaii and Lake Tahoe," although the residents of at least one of his homes, says the magazine, wallow in filth.
Enron-itis breaks out. (Editorial)
Most of Ives's orchestral music sounds like a great big sloppy mess, but it can be fun to wallow in from time to time.
Ives: Symphony No. 2; Robert Browning Overture Nashville Symphony Orchestra/Kenneth Schermerhorn (Naxos 8.559076)
Both candidates swear that the $150 million or so they raised during the primary season and the $300 to $400 million in soft money contributions their respective parties currently wallow in will have no influence over the decisions they make as the future most-powerful-middle-aged-white-guy in the world.
Getting to the root of a political evil
Dubois' tragic mistakes need not wallow in a pool of distrust and selfishness.
Cooperative strangers turn a mutual profit
Television was there when Kennedy was shot; when the Chicago police beat up on the Yippies and the whole world was watching; when the Challenger blew apart; when the Soviet Empire collapsed like dominoes and the Berlin Wall came crashing down; when Nelson Mandela walked free from prison and brought an end to apartheid; and television allowed for and encouraged the world to wallow in collective grief over the death of Princess Diana.
No sex please, we're Canadian
He said: "The Eagles have every right to wallow in their triumph and lap it up.
BUBBLING KEAR SALUTES EAGLES

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