COYPU

COYPU


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Word: coypu

A large, crepuscular, semiaquatic rodent (Myocastor coypus) resembling a large rat, having bright orange-yellow incisors, native to South America and introduced to Europe, Asia and North America, valued for its fur in eastern Europe and central Asia and considered a pest elsewhere.


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Amphibious South American rodent
Aquatic South American rodent
Nutria
Rodent yielding the fur nutria
South American rodent
Web-footed rodent
Source of nutria.
Rodent whose fur is nutria.
Rodent with fur called nutria.
S.A. rodent
Beaver-like rodent
Aquatic rodent of S.A.
Aquatic rodent
South American beaver-like rodent
South American beaver-like beast
Beaver-like South American rodent
Beaver lookalike
Large South American aquatic rodent
Aquatic beaver-like rodent
South American rodent, bred for its fur
Rodent bred for its fur
South American rodent bred for its fur, nutria
Rodent, shy, heads for protection underground
Reportedly, bashful bear that's hunted for fur
S American rodent inadvertently introduced into Europe
South American rodent inadvertently introduced into Europe
South American immigrant rather shy back at university
Rodent turning up under arch
Turn up in pursuit of shy animal
South American beaver-like rodent bred for its fur
Rodent that's retiring turned up
Playing hard to get backup from American invader
Bashful turn-up for a quadruped
Turning up to support shy creature
Reserved costlier mounts for fur supplier
Rodent getting self-effacing cat half-cut
Animal is a shy bear, by the sound of it
Showing false modesty, leading around rodent
Furry South American rodent
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An aquatic South American rodent resembling a small beaver with a ratlike tail
Carp droppings picked up by SA rodent
A little decoy puzzled rodent
Beaverlike rodent
Turned up to support shy South American native
Animal like a small beaver




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