loir (Meaning)
Wordnet
loir (n)
large European dormouse
Webster
loir (n.)
A large European dormouse (Myoxus glis).
Synonyms & Antonyms of loir
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loir Sentence Examples
- The loir, a nocturnal rodent, scampered through the thick undergrowth.
- The loir's bushy tail twitched anxiously as it searched for berries amidst the foliage.
- As dusk descended, the loir emerged from its den, its large eyes scanning the surroundings.
- The loir's claws were perfectly adapted for climbing trees, allowing it to effortlessly scale the tallest branches.
- During the winter months, the loir hibernated in a cozy nest hidden among fallen leaves.
- The loir's diet consisted primarily of nuts, fruits, and insects.
- The loir's natural predators included owls, hawks, and snakes.
- The loir's ability to communicate with its kin through vocalizations was essential for its survival.
- The loir's role in dispersing seeds played a crucial part in maintaining the health of its forest ecosystem.
- Despite its small size, the loir possessed remarkable adaptability and held an important place in the natural balance of its habitat.
FAQs About the word loir
large European dormouseA large European dormouse (Myoxus glis).
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The loir, a nocturnal rodent, scampered through the thick undergrowth.
The loir's bushy tail twitched anxiously as it searched for berries amidst the foliage.
As dusk descended, the loir emerged from its den, its large eyes scanning the surroundings.
The loir's claws were perfectly adapted for climbing trees, allowing it to effortlessly scale the tallest branches.
