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ARC
woman
some
Some women wear shawls.
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Waterloo
woman
some
Some women wear the chadari as a way to show off their gentrification.
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ARC
woman
some
Some women wear thread.
0.277658
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women wear T-shirts to bed.
0.309117
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women work as housekeepers.
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ARC
woman
some
Some women work in cane fields.
0.24385
ARC
woman
some
Some women work in fields.
0.311502
ARC
woman
some
Some women work in offices.
0.314306
ARC
woman
some
Some women work in shops.
0.262315
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women work only the knees in up and down.
0.284614
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women work so hard to make good husbands that they never manage to make good wives.
0.288269
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women work until the day they give birth and are back on the job in a week.
0.329047
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women worry about the effects of radiation from a mammogram.
0.345653
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women worry about the radiation that they are exposed to during the x-rays.
0.387333
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women worsen to have seizures, called eclampsia.
0.419729
ARC
woman
some
Some women write books.
0.282175
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women write from a personal perspective, some from a business perspective.
0.252568
Waterloo
woman
some
Some women yearn to look like a bodybuilder, with billowing muscles that turn people's heads.
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WordNet3.0
womankind
A womankind is a people
1
WordNet3.0
womb
A womb is a sex organ
1
Waterloo
womb
Womb is the place, which holds the future generation i.e. the child.
0.687909
WordNet3.0
womb
Womb isa organ.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) cervixes.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) corpi.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) endometriums.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) lobes.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) muscle cells.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) muscle fiber.
1
WordNet3.0
womb
Wombs have (part) muscle fibre.
1
ARC
womb
some
Some wombs are located in monotremes.
0.6672
WordNet3.0
wombat
A wombat is a mammal
1
WordNet3.0
wombat
Wombat isa mammal.
1
ARC
wombat
Wombats also limit their water loss, so they can go for a long time without drinking water.
0.61049
ARC
wombat
Wombats are a large and solidly built animal.
0.731577
ARC
wombat
Wombats are a mostly nocturnal herbivorous marsupial mammal and live in burrows.
0.836126
ARC
wombat
Wombats are a protected species but are persecuted in some regions for being vermin.
0.452066
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are a thick-set short legged, tailless, and somewhat badger like burrowing animal.
0.727582
ARC
wombat
Wombats are active at night and hence they are nocturnal.
0.807731
ARC
wombat
Wombats are adapted to hot, dry climates by minimizing the amount of time spent above ground.
0.592492
ARC
wombat
Wombats are any of the species of marsupials belonging to the taxonomic Family Vombatidae.
0.778748
ARC
wombat
Wombats are built for digging.
0.3872
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are charismatic native Australian burrowing marsupials built like foot cushions with legs.
0.747388
ARC
wombat
Wombats are completely herbivorous.
0.741769
ARC
wombat
Wombats are completely terrestrial.
0.700491
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are cute furry creatures from Australia.
0.363358
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are fat, little, and furry.
0.64103
ARC
wombat
Wombats are found mainly on the east coast of Australia, from Tasmania to southern Queensland.
0.661694
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are hairyer.
0.448005
ARC
wombat
Wombats are herbivores and feed up on grass, roots of shrubs and tress and fungi.
0.835487
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are herbivores and live in burrows.
0.847064
ARC
wombat
Wombats are herbivores, which means they only eat vegetation.
0.829064
SimpleWikipedia
wombat
Wombats are herbivores.
0.783225
ARC
wombat
Wombats are herbivorous and live in burrows.
0.845768
ARC
wombat
Wombats are herbivorous, and have a grazing diet consisting mostly of high-fibre native grasses.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are killed by poison intended to reduce rabbit or wallaby numbers.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are known to live in solitary and are territorial.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are large burrowing mammals found only in Australia.
0.813821
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are large, lumbering marsupials which live only in Australia.
0.836635
ARC
wombat
Wombats are mammals and marsupials, so they reproduce sexually.
0.844015
ConceptNet
wombat
Wombats are mammals.
1
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are marsupial mammals native to Eastern Australia and Tasmania.
0.81507
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are marsupial mammals.
0.827699
ARC
wombat
Wombats are marsupials and are endemic to Australia.
0.815666
ARC
wombat
Wombats are marsupials, greyish, beaver-like in appearance, and they do have tails.
0.831447
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are marsupials.
0.793121
ConceptNet
wombat
Wombats are marsupials.
1
ARC
wombat
Wombats are mostly nocturnal, usually coming out at night to graze when temperatures are lower.
0.722433
ARC
wombat
Wombats are mostly nocturnal, usually coming out at night to graze when the temperature is lower.
0.7287
ARC
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal and are normally most active at dawn and dusk.
0.790114
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal and completely herbivorous.
0.813746
ARC
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal and emerge to feed at night on grasses, roots, and bark.
0.828582
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal animals which eat grasses, roots and herbs after dark.
0.852637
ARC
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal animals.
0.840101
ConceptNet
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal animals.
1
ARC
wombat
Wombats are nocturnal.
0.762749
ARC
wombat
Wombats are quadrupeds.
0.616938
ARC
wombat
Wombats are short-legged, muscular marsupials native to Australia.
0.820087
ARC
wombat
Wombats are short-legged, muscular quadrupedal marsupials that are native to Australia .
0.808211
ARC
wombat
Wombats are small marsupials that look like a cross between a bear, a pig and a gopher.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are solitary animals and only a single wombat inhabits one burrow.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are stout, sturdy marsupials.
0.771194
ARC
wombat
Wombats are strong animals and known to be efficient excavators.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats are susceptible to bacterial infections that can be difficult to treat in captivity.
0.526525
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats are terrific tunnelers.
0.241013
ARC
wombat
Wombats are territorial animals.
0.777532
ARC
wombat
Wombats are the most playful group of marsupials.
0.391269
ARC
wombat
Wombats are threatened by habitat destruction, car collisions and predation from wild dogs.
0.665158
ARC
wombat
Wombats are wide-ranging foragers, and nocturnal with strong instincts for burrowing behaviours.
0.77966
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats bear one young at a time, which develop in the pouch five months or longer.
0.70341
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats belong to the marsupial order of species from Australia like koalas and kangaroos.
0.75068
ARC
wombat
Wombats breed all the year round, but they mostly mate during the winter season.
0.759732
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats breed in spring, after which females give birth to a single jelly-bean sized joey.
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TupleKB
wombat
Wombats build burrows.
1
ARC
wombat
Wombats construct burrows to escape the heat and hide from predators.
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TupleKB
wombat
Wombats construct burrows.
1
ARC
wombat
Wombats defend hometerritories centred on their burrows, and react aggressively to intruders.
0.724652
Waterloo
wombat
Wombats depart their burrows to browse at night.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats differ from other marsupials by having only two incisor teeth in the upper jaw.
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ARC
wombat
Wombats dig extensive burrow systems with their rodent-like front teeth and powerful claws.
0.793733
TupleKB
wombat
Wombats digest food.
1