† egagropilen.
Obsolete.
See quot.
ΚΠ
1811 W. Walton Hist. Peruvian Sheep 97 The egagropiles, or hairballs, taken from the inside of horned cattle.
1811 W. Walton Hist. Peruvian Sheep 99 In the Llama they [concretions] rather become egagropiles.
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n.1811- to roup at the door
- to roup from the door
- to roup to the door
- to rouse and bitt
- to rouse out
- to rouse stir the gorge
- to rouse the gorge
- to rouse the possum
- to row a competitor to a standstill
- to row a person up
- to row against the etc
- to row against the flood
- to row against the stream
- to row against the tide
- to row against the wind and etc
- to row against the wind and flood
- to row against the wind and stream
- to row against the wind and tide
- to row back
- to row beyond one's reach
- to row down
- to row dry
- to row guard
- to row in
- to row in the in one boat