Synonym: Struthio camelus. Similar words: trichomoniasis, nostril, strict, gastric, stricken, restrict, district, strictly. Meaning: ['ɒstrɪtʃ /'ɒs-] 
n. 1. a person who refuses to face reality or recognize the truth (a reference to the popular notion that the ostrich hides from danger by burying its head in the sand) 2. fast-running African flightless bird with two-toed feet; largest living bird.
n. 1. a person who refuses to face reality or recognize the truth (a reference to the popular notion that the ostrich hides from danger by burying its head in the sand) 2. fast-running African flightless bird with two-toed feet; largest living bird. 
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(31) Top left Four Piranesi prints grouped above a concealed radiator that sports two ostrich eggs.
(32) A woman, reclining on a green chaise longue, wears a rose peignoir, its ostrich collar languorously open.
(33) An alligator dressed as an ostrich was chasing me.
(34) Ostrich, deer, blue fox farms and other emerging specialty.
(35) Can they bleach ostrich feathers?
(36) First I took a look-see at this ostrich.
(37) An ostrich will stand from ten to twelve feet.
(38) I've eaten ostrich meat on the continent.
(39) This is an aerial view of an ostrich farm near Pyongyang.
(40) Unlike the ostrich and emu, to which it is related, the Cassowary is most at home in the rainforest where the vegetation is dense and it can disappear from view quickly.
(41) She can describe an ostrich or elephant with equal felicity.
(42) For example, Sheik Amar (Alfred Molina), the tax-resisting renegade, provides some comic relief with his illegal ostrich races, his black market double-dealing, and his speeches.
(43) Photo Gallery: Animal Fathers The male rhea, a large, flightless bird from South America related to the ostrich, has a bit of a wandering eye when it comes to mating.
(44) A cassowary looks like a flamboyant ostrich and can be found wandering the rain forests of Australia and New Guinea.
(45) Although the ostrich cannot fly, it can run at 50 kilometres per hour.
(46) The wings of the ostrich flap joyously: Are they the pinion and plumage of lovingkindness?
(47) In the face of the facts as clear as day, this self-deceiving ostrich apparent lack of convincing argument.
(48) His coach was green and silver, and the horses wore ostrich feathers.
(49) Bird's body size, there is also a small humming bird ostrich.
(50) Well [sentencedict.com], an ostrich can weigh 400 pounds - but it can't get off the ground.
(51) Since then, humans cannot find the track of Aepyornis any more. Therefore, its name for the world's biggest bird was given to ostrich because of the interference of human beings.
(52) An ostrich stands behind a fence at an ostrich farm near Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
(53) It is the second-biggest bird in Australia and the third-biggest bird in the world (only the ostrich and cassowary are bigger).
(54) CONCLUSION: The ostrich multiphasic calcium phosphate ceramic scaffold has good biocompatibility.
(55) At one point I had to cut through an ostrich farm.
(56) Wang said that he will only unusual ostrich eggs gave Beijing BOCOG.
(57) Eyes of the ostrich is larger than its pate. Starfish even hasn't evolved its pate.
(58) Conclusion The ostrich calcium phosphate ceramic had good biocompatibility to BMSCs.
(59) Ostrich leather has considerable economic value as a kind of grade leather.
(60) COULD these lines etched into 60,000-year-old ostrich eggshells (see photo) be the earliest signs of humans using graphic art to communicate?
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