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Answer for the clue "Mink relative ", 6 letters:
badger

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Population (2000): 470 Housing Units (2000): 228 Land area (2000): 1.332007 sq. miles (3.449882 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 1.332007 sq. miles (3.449882 sq. km) FIPS code: 03160 Located within: Minnesota ...

Usage examples of badger.

These and sundry other sins having duly been confessed, the badger bade the fox chastise himself with a switch plucked from the hedge, lay it down in the road, jump over it thrice, and then meekly kiss that rod in token of obedience.

The newspapers in the notices of the burning of the steamer had given attention chiefly to Lynn, merely stating briefly that Badger had been drugged and robbed by the ex-boat-keeper.

Hartford, on the ball-grounds here next Saturday, I wondered if you would be willing to let Badger pitch.

If it will brace him up any and put him on his feet, I shall be glad to show Badger all the consideration I can.

Of course, if Badger falls down, I should be compelled to go into the box and do my best to save the day.

I have promised Dunstan Kirk to let Badger pitch next Saturday in that game against Hartford.

You are no more like the old Badger than a calf is like a mountain-lion.

And if you wanted to have a little fun with Badger, you would not have disguised yourself and imitated his way of speaking.

Pike was sure Badger was not in, and began to think that he might save himself bruises and rough treatment by apparent acquiescence.

Jack Ready as catcher and Badger as pitcher, went out to meet the team from Hartford that forenoon.

Merriwell could see that Badger was a bit nervous when the game was called.

Merriwell finally went into the box, seeing that it must be done, Badger retired with as good grace as he could, though his dark face was flushed.

And if Badger and Bart were friends and could, or would, work together, they would make a good battery.

The other members of the flock had forgiven him for the rancorous and sulky spirit which had made him refuse to catch in the ball-game against Hartford, in which Buck Badger had pitched, but they had not forgotten it.

Merriwell observed that Badger affected not to notice them, but the Westerner was plainly annoyed.