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goose-flesh
goose-fleshn [U] (also `goose-pimples [pl]) condition in which the skin is temporarily raised into little lumps, caused by cold or fear 鸡皮疙瘩. 牛津英汉双解词典
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goose-flesh
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Goose barnacle
Since barnacle geese were thought to be "neither flesh, nor born of flesh", they were allowed to be eaten on days when eating meat was forbidden by some The claw is removed and the remaining flesh is swallowed. wikipedia.org
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Lesser white-fronted goose
The lesser white-fronted goose (Anser erythropus) is a goose closely related to the larger white-fronted goose (A. albifrons). The greylag goose has a flesh-coloured bill and legs and the upper wing-coverts are bluish-grey. wikipedia.org
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gooseflesh
ˈgoose-flesh, ˈgooseflesh 1. The flesh of a goose.c 1425 Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 661 Caro aucina, goseflesche. c 1520 L. Andrewe Noble Lyfe ii. x. L j b in Babees Bk., The gose flessh is very grose of nature in disiestion. 2. A rough, pimply condition of the skin, resembling that of a plucked goose, pro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Barnacle goose
Based on these legends—indeed, the legends may have been invented for this purpose—some Irish clerics considered barnacle goose flesh to be acceptable nor born of flesh... wikipedia.org
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goosified
ˈgoosified, pa. pple. nonce-wd. Affected with ‘goose-flesh’.1837 J. H. Newman Lett. (1891) II. 240 [He] shrunk up as if twenty thousand pins had been thrust into him; his flesh goosified, his mouth puckered up. Oxford English Dictionary
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Emperor goose
Unlike other goose species, its diet mostly consists of animals, causing its flesh to have a strong flavor. Native birds of Alaska emperor goose emperor goose wikipedia.org
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goose
▪ I. goose, n. (guːs) Pl. geese (giːs). Forms: sing. 1 gós, 3–6 gos(e, (4 guos, 5 goce), 4–7 goos, 5 ghoos, goys, (6 gosse, gouse), 6 Sc. guis(s, (guss, gwis), 6, 8–9 Sc. guse, 5– goose. pl. 1 gés, gees, 3 ges, 3–4 gies, (4 gyes, 6 giese), 3–5 gees, 4–5 geys(e, 6 Sc. geis(s)e, 4, 6 gese, (5 gess, gh... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scania goose
The beak and legs are orange; the beak has a flesh-coloured tip. References See also List of goose breeds Goose breeds originating in Sweden Goose breeds wikipedia.org
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The Goose Girl
It includes the tale of "The Goose Girl" among other tales from the Brothers Grimm. The Scottish comic book writer Grant Morrison references the story in Doom Patrol issue 31, "The Word Made Flesh," when Baphomet takes the form of Falada's wikipedia.org
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جائزة غولدن غلوب لأفضل مسلسل قصير أو فيلم تلفزيوني
الفائزون والمرشحون عقد السبعينات (1970) 1971: The Snow Goose Brian's Song Duel The Homecoming: A Christmas Story The Last Child 1972: That Certain Queen 2014: Fargo The Missing The Normal Heart Olive Kitteridge True Detective 2015: Wolf Hall American Crime American Horror Story: Hotel Fargo Flesh wikipedia.org
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The Goose Wife (Inuit)
He passes by two earth spirits, a boiling pot with seal's flesh inside, and some hairless dogs, until he meets a creature named Kajungajorssuaq. In this tale, the bird-wife is a goose. The hunter hides her goose-skin and marries her. wikipedia.org
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Barnacle goose myth
because they are not born of flesh... And when they be ripe, men cut them a-two, and men find within a little beast, in flesh, in bone, and blood, as though it were a little lamb without wool wikipedia.org
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Coccagee
It was also known in Wales under the name afal baw gwydd ("goose dung apple"). The flesh is yellowish white and acidic, the juice fermenting to a pale, straw coloured cider compared to Canary wine. wikipedia.org
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