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Meaning of fieldmouse
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fieldmouse (n)
any nocturnal Old World mouse of the genus Apodemus inhabiting woods and fields and gardens
fieldmouse Sentence Examples
- The fieldmouse scampered across the open field, its small body barely visible in the tall grass.
- The fieldmouse's tiny heart beat furiously as it tried to escape the clutches of the hungry owl.
- The fieldmouse築巢in the tall grass, using soft leaves and twigs to create a cozy home for its young.
- The fieldmouse scurried through the field, its beady eyes darting from side to side, alert for any sign of danger.
- The fieldmouse nibbled on a grain of wheat, its sharp teeth tearing through the hard outer shell.
- The fieldmouse's burrow was hidden beneath a clump of grass, a safe haven from the harsh winter weather.
- The fieldmouse foraged for food, its nose twitching as it searched for hidden seeds and insects.
- The fieldmouse's whiskers quivered as it explored its surroundings, its senses heightened by the darkness of the night.
- The fieldmouse huddled in its nest, its fur bristling as it listened to the sound of a predator prowling nearby.
- The fieldmouse's life was a constant struggle for survival, but it persevered, its instincts guiding it through the challenges of the wild.
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any nocturnal Old World mouse of the genus Apodemus inhabiting woods and fields and gardens
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The fieldmouse scampered across the open field, its small body barely visible in the tall grass.
The fieldmouse's tiny heart beat furiously as it tried to escape the clutches of the hungry owl.
The fieldmouse築巢in the tall grass, using soft leaves and twigs to create a cozy home for its young.
The fieldmouse scurried through the field, its beady eyes darting from side to side, alert for any sign of danger.
