Associations to the word «Burrows»
Noun
- Gopher
- Mole
- Rodent
- Crevice
- Sediment
- Worm
- Owl
- Squirrel
- Digging
- Rabbit
- Larva
- Nest
- Crab
- Badger
- Shrimp
- Toad
- Litter
- Grub
- Substrate
- Underground
- Dig
- Predator
- Frog
- Mud
- Invertebrate
- Sand
- Mammal
- Mite
- Tortoise
- Soil
- Bedding
- Ant
- Salamander
- Arthropod
- Snake
- Beetle
- Prey
- Mound
- Prairie
- Clam
- Weasel
- Kangaroo
- Tunnel
- Grassland
- Feeding
- Claw
- Drow
- Gnome
- Insect
- Lizard
- Rat
- Shrew
- Dug
- Log
- Vegetation
- Reptile
- Animal
- Scorpion
- Shelter
- Spp
- Cavity
- Feed
- Silt
- Dwelling
- Hole
- Nymph
- Habitat
- Dune
- Mouse
- Specie
- Organism
- Lair
- Root
- Egg
- Fossil
- Mollusc
- Warden
- Pouch
- Parasite
Adjective
Wiktionary
BURROW, noun. A tunnel or hole, often as dug by a small creature.
BURROW, noun. (mining) A heap or heaps of rubbish or refuse.
BURROW, noun. Obsolete form of barrow. A mound.
BURROW, noun. Obsolete form of borough. An incorporated town.
BURROW, verb. To dig a tunnel or hole.
Dictionary definition
BURROW, noun. A hole made by an animal, usually for shelter.
BURROW, verb. Move through by or as by digging; "burrow through the forest".
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