terrapin

One other animal that does appear occasionally is the terrapin.

The ball rolled out of bounds at the Terrapin 7.

The site also has a recently built terrapin which houses a local nursery.

She was only the ninth Terrapin all-time with 1,500 career points.

We cross the floor, climb three steps and enter the terrapin.

To the rear of the building is a large terrapin classroom the school children can use for lessons.

He looked sound the car park at the terrapin hots and the main building but there was no one to be seen.

After its popularity as food declined, the terrapin population started recovering.

He scored 11 goals and added 17 during his four seasons as a Terrapin.

A terrapin is a turtle living in fresh or brackish water.

The terrapin volunteers his service to journey to a forest and return with a rabbit.

They broiled the flesh of a terrapin found on the desert.

Even the tangled human relationship with alcohol plays a role in the terrapin saga.

Terrapin is a formal dining room which has more-limited hours.

The use of the terms turtle, tortoise, and terrapin is not straightforward.

Maryland officials said no bets were on Terrapin games.

If one engine broke down the Terrapin tended to swing around violently.

We have had our red-eared terrapin for 36 years.

Unless, perhaps, the two happened to wear their moccasins and the soup of the day was terrapin.

And they also realized that babies were the weak link in the terrapin population equation.

The author points out that caviar and diamond-backed terrapin were not served.

Along the way, they are trying to answer some fundamental questions about the terrapin, a surprisingly understudied species.

My only quibble with Terrapin is its tendency toward over-richness.

In 1933, the graduating class raised funds for a 300-pound bronze replica of a terrapin.

Some ground leaders insist on the use of the terrapin by head lady shell shakers.