EFTS

EFTS


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Word: efts

A newt, especially the European smooth newt (Lissotriton vulgaris, syn. Triturus punctatus).


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Baby newts
Baby salamanders
Bog babies
Bog youngsters
Certain newts
Certain salamanders
Colorful salamanders
Digital money-mover: abbr.
Eastern newts
Immature amphibians
Immature newts
Immature salamanders
Juvenile newts
Juvenile salamanders
Little newts
Little red crawlers
Little red critters
Lizards
Neonate newts
New newts
Newtborns?
Newts
Newts in transition
Non-Gingrich newts
Online banking transactions
Pond denizens
Pond youngsters
Red ___ (newts)
Red crawlers
Red-spotted creatures
Red-spotted critters
Reddish-orange creatures
Salamanders
Semiaquatic salamanders
Shorebound newts
Small amphibians
Small lizards
Small newts
Small red crawlers
Small salamanders
Some former tadpoles
Some newts
Tadpole cousins
Terrarium youngsters
Terrestrial amphibians
Terrestrial newts
Terrestrial salamanders
Theyre spotted in ponds
Tritons
Young amphibians
Young newts
Young salamanders
Lizardlike animals.
Cousins of the Salamanders.
Little lizards.
Newts in the land stage of development.
Newts in the land stage.
Reptiles.
Small reptiles.
Amphibians
Semiaquatic lizards
Kin of hellbenders
Frog's cousins
Young 32-Downs
Lizards, old-style
Small lizards, old-style
They're spotted in ponds
Young 12-Downs
Tiny amphibians
Pond juveniles
Little salamanders
Obsolete word for newts
Creatures having feet with a point at each end
Newborns in a terrarium
Left is repeatedly letting go first creatures (4)
Heavy war engine for hurling large stones and other missiles
Amphibians seen around during most Februaries
Newts in the terrestrial stage of development
Tiny salamanders
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Cold-blooded specimens left us scratching heads
Newts somewhat bereft, sadly
Newts somewhat bereft, sadly (4)
Newts in their terrestrial stages of development
Amphibians with little energy – feet start to stumble
French are binding feet for amphibians




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