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seagull

[see-guhl] / ˈsiˌgʌl /


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Strikes have led to rubbish piling up, with uncollected waste several feet high in some streets in the first few months, amid complaints of rats, foxes and seagulls tearing open plastic bags.

From BBC

They tend to multiply in the lower respiratory tract, and in their usual hosts, such as ducks and seagulls, they often infect the gut.

From Science Daily

Or a flock of seagulls harmlessly splashing windshields.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pair were said to have argued over chamber timetabling on Wednesday after a discussion about tackling seagulls ran on.

From BBC

It followed an incident on Wednesday in which Ross alleged Hepburn swore aggressively and grabbed him as he was leaving the chamber following an exchange about "out of control" seagulls.

From BBC