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1. A wattled hedge surrounds the house.

2. The walls of timber-framed houses were often made of wattle and daub.

3. Males have prominent red wattle over eye.

4. His wattle throat sagged above his careful tie and clean brown suit.

5. Wattling had tagged on, plastered up as he was, and Hilary included him in.

6. Back towards the house, a wattle fence divides off the western side of the garden.

7. Wattling always leaves his flannel lying in a heap by the bath.

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8. They tore down his crude village of wattles and mud, and raised their temples and markets in its place.

9. His interest is in pricking Prior Robert and Sub-Prior Herluin into bristling at each other with wattles glowing scarlet and throats gobbling rage.

10. A dun and a barred blue, both trimmed for the pit, combs and wattles scissored off.

11. The sun was low by now, obscured behind the wattle of leafless branches, and the air had a chilly edge.

12. Combed and wattled gules , and all the rest of the blazon.

13. The wattled smoky honeyeater was found in 2005 during a Conservation International expedition into the mist-shrouded Foja Mountains of Indonesia's Papua Province.

14. Turkey gobble A large North American bird that has brownish plumage and a bare, wattled head and neck and is widely domesticated for food.

15. Food: Turkey, a large North American bird that has brownish plumage and a bare, wattled head and neck and is widely domesticated for food.

16. And the young Fisherman leapt up, and left his wattled house, and ran down to the shore.

17. For a second, I'm worried that he's going to slug Granana in her wattled neck.

18. Within minutes of arriving in this isolated range the field team discovered a new bird species the Wattled Smoky Honeyeater (Melipotes carolae).

19. A large North American bird that has brownish plumage and a bare, wattled head and neck and is widely domesticated for food.