stoat
stoat
Definition
stoat (stōt)
stoat
Usage Examples
Possessives
- tail: The tip of the stoat's tail always stays black.
Converse of object
- stuff: Expect wonderful inventions, an affection for the Victorians and a stuffed stoat called Malcolm.
- mob: Report by Peter Talbot-Elsden 15 May 2005 A Kestrel and Crow simultaneously mobbed a Stoat on the Horseshoe Vetch covered slopes of Mill Hill.
- spot: You may be lucky enough to spot a shy stoat, common here, but hard to find.
Adjective modifier
- small: Fishing for finnock on the Spey, I cast a small silver stoat through falling spate water.
Modifies a noun
- population: Weasels and stoat populations have probably also stabilized, after previous declines, while the pine marten may be staging a slow recovery.
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