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Baby bounders
Answer for the clue "Baby bounders ", 5 letters:
joeys
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Usage examples of joeys.
There are Joeys in the trees, and birdies, and these little insect fellows.
Then at Eden there are larger clothesline Joeys that string out sticky ropes and catch bees and birdies to eat.
Unfortunately the choice was Father's, not mine, If I had my way, I'd have gone, I knew that by studying at home over the rickety kitchen table I learned more than other joeys, but it was lonely, sometimes, with no one but Father, And after satisfying him, a public school would be a breeze.
Sergeant Radz walked behind, showing the joeys how to bend to achieve forward motion.
Our joeys had to learn that the Navy was as one, that we didn't go around pronging our brothers.
When humans arrived, the island of Camelot had an incredibly simple ecology, samlon and green slime in the rivers, Joeys and pterodons in the high mountains, and a few thorny or poisonous plants scattered about the plains.
Centerpiece crabs were big enough to catch Joeys, the largest thing that lived in these dusty areas.
These were mammaloids, Joeys, though evolved in a drastically different direction.
Here there are even larger spider devil Joeys that can eat a small snouter.
There's a vicious little Joey that likes to lurk in here, and where the Joeys didn't get to---Here, Dad--" He bent over one of the smaller trees and pulled the branches apart with his hands.
A few Joeys are one thing--we're talking about the eradication of square kilometers of wildlife.
There are Joeys in the trees, and birdles, and these little insect fellows.
Then at Eden there are larger clothesline Joeys that string out sticky ropes and catch bees and birdles to eat.
There’s a vicious little Joey that likes to lurk in here, and where the Joeys didn’t get to—Here, Dad—” He bent over one of the smaller trees and pulled the branches apart with his hands.
A few Joeys are one thing—we’re talking about the eradication of square kilometers of wildlife.