Definitions

1. Gus Goose was a nephew of Luke the Goose making him a very distant cousin of Donald.
2. Duck and goose are higher in fat than chicken and turkey.
3. Grey Goose is a French-produced brand of vodka distilled from wheat.
4. Grey Goose is column distilled in small batches.
5. Granny Goose is the name of a brand of potato chips and other snack foods.

Duvets

1. Goose Down duvets, pillows, sleeping bags, jackets embroiderd linen.

Roast Goose

1. Convenient to both hotels and businesses, Yung Kee specializes in roast goose with beautifully crisp skin, but the place is equally well known for dim sum.

Lives

1. He lives with his family on Goose Lake in Denali Park surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Alaska Range.

Shape

1. She therefore changed shape into various animals as she attempted to flee Zeus, finally becoming a goose.

Makes

1. A very versatile food wine that is excellent paired with your favourite grilled seafood dish and also makes a great partner to roast pork, duck or goose.
2. My friend Daisann has a very well written post about roast goose at Yung Kee that makes me dream of being in Hong Kong and having some of its famous goose.
3. I use Grey Goose Vodka and premium pulp-free orange juice and it really makes a difference.

Associated

1. It was associated with both Celtic and Teutonic war gods, who were accompanied by a horse and a goose.

Capital

1. Of the original buildings only the goose tower remains as a witness of Vordingborg's former proud history and status as the capital of Denmark.

Market

1. Hooking the goose to the Possum van, Red and Harold go on a road trip to take the goose to market.
2. Ford's Tri-Motor aircraft, nicknamed “The Tin Goose,” was designed to build another new market, airline travel.

Goose Bumps

1. Goose bumps can also be a response to anger or fear: the erect hairs make the animal appear larger, in order to intimidate enemies.

Eacute

1. Although somewhat of a cliché, his use of fog and mist still manages to create goose bumps.
2. We highly recommend this wine as an accompaniment to goose liver pâté or with a wide selection of desserts.

Common

1. Sanetti Plateau offers great birding: look for endemics like Blue-winged Goose; Spot-breasted Lapwing and Rouget's Rail, all common here.

Head

1. Mother Goose Lake is a 6.4 mile long lake located at head of King Salmon River, on Alaska Peninsula, 21 miles south of Ugashik, Aleutian Range.

Turning

1. Eventually the goose will process all of the O-18 from the air, food, and water, turning it into gold.
2. From this beachhead the British infantry advances southward to capture the settlements of Darwin and Goose Green before turning towards port Stanley.

Hair

1. In humans, goose bumps are strongest on the forearms, but also occur on the legs, back, and other areas of the skin that have hair.

Manufacturers

1. Manufacturers of goose feather and down filled quilts, pillows and quadrants with modal viscose tiking fabrics.

Bedding

1. Bedding, sheets and comforters in satin, silk, velvet, goose down, and imported cotton percale.
2. Also, bedding and home textiles, ready-made garments, and processors of duck and goose feather and down.

Species

1. Another common name for the species is Goose-beaked Whale on account of the fact that its head is said to be shaped like the beak of a goose.
2. Captive breeding has been used successfully to conserve other species, such as the Hawaiian goose and Mallorcan midwife toad.
3. The Spur-winged Goose is one of the species to which the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) applies.

Western End

1. On Nizki, between Shemya and Attu near the western end of the Aleutian chain, goose calls and the cries of gulls filled the air.

Fox

1. Game Night at the fox and goose by Karen Joy Fowler is such a story for me.
2. Hevelius did not regard the fox and the goose to be two separate constellations, but later the stars were divided into a separate Anser and Vulpecula.

Nemesis

1. Zeus also transformed himself into a goose and mated with Nemesis, who produced an egg from which Helen was born.

Animals

1. Goose bumps can occur only in mammals, since other animals do not have hair.
2. In this park are species of various birds and animals, like Menelik Bush-buck the black and blue winged goose, and others.

Oloroso

1. A little more full-bodied Amontillado goes great with Stilton or Gruyere cheese or an Oloroso with goose liver pate or beef teriyaki.

Gus

1. The agent was an American citizen called Harry Gold, codenamed GUS ("goose" in Russian), who had been working for the Soviets since 1934.

Feathers

1. Taxation is the gentle art of picking the goose in such a way as to secure the greatest amount of feathers with the least amount of squawking.

October 31

1. On October 31, 1964, Theodore Freeman was killed when a goose smashed through the cockpit canopy of his T-38 jet trainer.
2. On October 31, 1964, Theodore Freeman was killed when a goose was pulled into the engine of his T-38 jet trainer.

Germanic Words

1. Examples of Germanic words in Swedish are mus ("mouse"), kung ("king"), and gås ("goose").

Gander

1. Obviously, to use Benjamin Tucker's expression, under capitalism market forces are good for the goose (labour) but bad for the gander (capital).
2. Laissez Faire was very good sauce for the goose, labor, but was very poor sauce for the gander, capital.

Eggs

1. Raw chicken and goose eggs can harbor S. enterica, initially in the egg whites, although most eggs are not infected.
2. I like the preserved eggs at Yung Kee better than the goose there.

Birds

1. On the way visit Gefersa water supply reservoir and its many birds including the Blue Winged Goose, the Black Headed Siskin, Rougets Rail, etc.

Manufacture

1. Design and manufacture of goose down and feather filled comforters, sleeping bags and parka's, with cotton percale ticking fabrics.
2. Design and manufacture of goose down and feather, and polyester fiber filled continental quils, with percale cotton ticking fabrics.

Roasting

1. Cracklings is the American name for pork rind produced by frying or roasting, though it can be expanded to include the skin of a goose or another animal.

Swan

1. Apollodorus says that Nemesis, trying to escape the god, changed herself into a goose, but Zeus conquered her, having assumed the shape of a swan.
2. Another version has Zeus pursuing Nemesis who changes into a goose; whereupon he changes into a swan and couples with her.

Turkey

1. These species are: chicken, turkey, Japanese quail, guinea fowl, ring-necked pheasant, domestic duck, muscovy duck, and goose.

Moose

1. The book has pages on the moose, cougar, loon, Canada goose, muskrat, Arctic Fox, Arctic hare, caribou, polar bear, and beaver.
2. Find hunting guides and outfitters for deer, elk, moose, turkey, hog, dove, duck, goose, antelope and more.
3. The area around Mother Goose Lake provides important habitat for moose and a number of bird species.

Name

1. The Goose, which was represented in the jaws of the Fox, is no longer officially in the sky but reputedly remains in the name of the alpha star: Anser.
2. The "goose bumps" (also "goosebumps", "goosepimples" or "chicken skin") effect gets its name from geese.
3. At the beginning of the survey the participants were asked to name their favorite vodka brand; four individuals chose Grey Goose ($30, 750ml, 2005).

Luke

1. In that version of the tree Gus Goose was a nephew of Luke the Goose.
2. Fanny married Luke the Goose and so became the mother of Gus Goose.

Lamb

1. Although Sicilian cuisine is commonly associated with sea food, meat dishes, including goose, lamb, goat, rabbit, and turkey, are also found in Sicily.

Foie Gras

1. France is the leading producer and consumer of duck and goose foie gras.
2. Foie gras is duck or goose liver that has been fattened through force feedings of the animal.
3. Foie gras is French for "fatty liver," but more precisely translated as the grossly enlarged liver of a tortured duck or goose.

Geese

1. In Modern English such words still exist, and we all know them: goose - geese, tooth - teeth, foot - feet, mouse - mice etc.
2. Changes within the stem, or main word part, are another type of inflection, as in sing, sang, sung and goose, geese.
3. Moose is both singular and plural unlike goose, a word of Indo-European origin, for which the plural is geese.

Chicken

1. Words: calf, cattle, chicken, goat, goose, gosling, horse, lamb, piglet, rooster, steer, turkey.
2. Sample answers: cow, horse, goat, goose, bull, chicken, sheep, lamb.
3. Among poultry, chicken is most common, although duck, goose, and turkey are also well enjoyed.

Pork

1. Besides dim sum, Hong Kong is also known for its roasted meats, especially roast goose though duck and pork are also readily available.

Quilts

1. Development and manufacture of goose down, wool, camel hair, kapok, silk and polyester fiber filled quilts and pillows.
2. Polyester and goose down filled quilts and pillows, with cotton ticking fabrics.
3. Design and manufacture of goose feather and down, and polyester filled quilts and pillows, with cotton ticking fabrics.

Feather

1. Design and manufacture of duck and goose feather and down filled quilts and pillows, encased with cotton and viscose ticking fabrics.
2. Design and manufacture of goose feather and down, and polyester filled comforters, pillows, mattress pads and other bedding products.
3. Design and manufacture of polyester, and goose feather and down filled duvets and pillows.

Pillows

1. Manufacturers of goose down and feather, wool, cotton, linen, animal hair and polyester filled quilts and pillows.
2. Design and manufacture of goose down filled duvets, pillows and feather beds, with cotton or silk ticking fabrics.
3. Manufacturers of goose down and polyester fiber filled duvets and pillows, with cotton, silk and viscose ticking fabrics.

Ducks

1. The Spur-winged Goose is a Southern African bird that belongs to the Anatidae bird family group which includes birds such as Ducks, Geese.
2. Goose - Any of many species of fatty, web-footed wild or domesticated birds that are larger than ducks.
3. Wild Life Farms is an Arkansas hunting & fishing guide that specializes in Arkansas wingshooting, big game hunts, ducks, goose and pheasant hunting.

Duck

1. Collections of printed and dyed bed linens, and duck and goose down and feather filled quilts and pillows for residential and hospitality markets.
2. Examine the bones of some other birds from the store: turkey, quail, Cornish hen, goose or duck.
3. Alaska hunting guides - Bear, moose, sheep, caribou, goat, duck, goose, and ptarmigan hunting.

Categories

1. Duck
2. Pillows
3. Feather
4. Quilts
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