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wallaroo
[ wol-uh-roo ]
noun
- any of several large kangaroos of the genus Macropus ( Osphranter ), of the grassy plains of Australia, especially M. robustus, having a reddish-gray coat and inhabiting rocky hills.
wallaroo
/ ˌwɒləˈruː /
noun
- a large stocky Australian kangaroo, Macropus (or Osphranter ) robustus, of rocky regions
Word History and Origins
Origin of wallaroo1
Word History and Origins
Origin of wallaroo1
Example Sentences
Stephanie Carter, the founder of Wallaroo Hat Company, is half Swiss, grew up in Colorado, married an Australian, and her own hiking résumé includes the Tour de Mont Blanc and the Camino de Santiago.
We said … ‘It’s not a dog, it’s a wallaroo.’
Police said they planned to verify that Wally’s owner had a permit for a wallaroo.
In addition to her two new monkeys, Nakhuda has two marmosets, a wallaroo and a handful of other unusual pets.
In 2014, two orangutans named Rokcky and Knobi escaped at the Indianapolis Zoo and in 1994 wallaroo named Mookie escaped, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper.
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