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Description of physique of Afghanistans?
two eyes, two ears, two legs, one nose, & one mouth
How many mouths are in 3 years?
Either you mean months and the answer is 36. Or You mean ears and it is some strange riddle based on the fact that a normal person has one mouth and two ears (although Davy Crockett famously had three - his wild front ear!) Or You have concatenated two unrelated questions together.
Do we have more than one nose or eye or ear or mouth or tongh?
No, we only have one nose, one mouth, and one tongue. However, we have two eyes and two ears.
What does Audrey Hepburn look like?
her granddaughtor like woman = two eyes. two ears. one mouth and have body, ha..........
What does Audrey hepburn's granddaughter look like?
her granddaughtor like woman = two eyes. two ears. one mouth and have body, ha..........
What is the thing that mouse and elephants have the same?
They are scared of each other. Also: One tail, one head, two eyes, two ears, one nose, one mouth, four legs.
What does the Bible say about listening....something about God gave us two ears and one mouth?
you should listen more than you talk
How do you be prudent person?
==new answer== By remembering that you have two ears and one mouth. Always pause to ask yourself, how can I use what I know to improve the situation?.
What do Donkeys look like?
the have four legs and two ears ano mouth and one nose and it carys thing for humans when they go out on trips in africa
Why did god gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth?
One interpretation is that it signifies the importance of listening more than speaking. By listening attentively and empathetically with both ears, we can better understand others and communicate effectively. It suggests a balance between speaking and listening in our interactions with one another.
What is a the physical decriptions of the white tiger?
two ears,two eyes,a nose,a mouth,four legs,and a long tail
What is the plural possessive of the rabbits ears?
The plural form for rabbit ears is (one) rabbit's ears; or (two) rabbits' ears.
