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5051. Dumbo Octopus

A silly-looking deep-sea dwelling animal that vaguely resembles Pokemon's Pinkachu character and that moves around by flapping its ridiculous ears.

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5052. Komondor

A large dog that grows dread locks and looks like a walking shag rug. See also Dogs.

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5053. Angora Rabbit

Doesn't sound that funny, but you haven't seen one yet.

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5054. Sucker-footed Bat

A real animal, and surely a good name for an annoying ex-boyfriend.

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5055. Finger Monkey

A.K.A. pygmy marmoset, but could be mistaken for a vulgar hand gesture.

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5056. Kookaburra

An Australian bird also called the "laughing jackass," yes indeed. So funny it has a nursery song about it, "Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree...."

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Funny Words

5057. Ululation

A wailing or howling out loud as in lamentation.

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5058. Yawp

Also, yaup. To make a loud, raucous noise or squawk.

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5059. Snicket

A passageway between walls or fences [of obscure origin].

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5060. Grommet

A (usually) metal ring inserted into a hole through thin material, such as fabric. Tarps have many grommets.

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