bullfrog
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noun
a large frog, especially the North American Rana catesbeiana, having a deep voice.
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| any of various large frogs, such as Rana catesbeiana (American bullfrog), having a loud deep croak | |
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Bullfrog
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Example sentences
It was really tough to put the bullfrog stew into my mouth.
After locating a bullfrog, slowly work your way toward it while your partner keeps the flashlight trained on its eyes.
He likes the way eyes can play tricks--show a giant bullfrog can turn out to be a cedar tree or a traffic sign.
All waters of the state are open to bullfrog hunting except waters within state and federal wildlife refuges.
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