muskrat in Irish
muskrat in Irish is muscfhrancach — muskrat means a large, semiaquatic North American rodent known for its musky smell and its dense, water-resistant fur.
muskrat in Irish
muscfhrancach
A semiaquatic rodent of the tribe Ondatrini.
What does "muskrat" mean?
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noun A large, semiaquatic North American rodent known for its musky smell and its dense, water-resistant fur.
"A muskrat slipped off the riverbank and vanished under the surface."
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muskrat in a sentence
- A muskrat slipped off the riverbank and vanished under the surface.
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What is "muskrat" in Irish?
"muskrat" in Irish is muscfhrancach. muskrat means: A large, semiaquatic North American rodent known for its musky smell and its dense, water-resistant fur.
How do you use "muskrat" in a sentence?
Example: "A muskrat slipped off the riverbank and vanished under the surface." In Irish, "muskrat" is muscfhrancach.
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