wesand Antonyms
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Meaning of wesand
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wesand (n.)
See Weasand.
wesand Sentence Examples
- The wesand of the chicken hung limply from its neck after the butcher severed it.
- The venomous snake's wesand swelled as it prepared to strike.
- The doctor examined the patient's wesand, listening for any abnormalities.
- The windpipe and wesand allowed the lungs to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- The frog's wesand vibrated as it croaked, producing a distinct sound.
- The sheep's wesand was filled with cud, which it regurgitated and chewed repeatedly.
- An injury to the wesand could cause difficulty breathing or swallowing.
- The wesand is also known as the trachea or windpipe.
- The wesand of large mammals, such as elephants, can be up to two meters long.
- Some animals have multiple wesands, which aid in their digestion.
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The wesand of the chicken hung limply from its neck after the butcher severed it.
The venomous snake's wesand swelled as it prepared to strike.
The doctor examined the patient's wesand, listening for any abnormalities.
The windpipe and wesand allowed the lungs to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
