0
What else can I help you with?
How do you describe a sea rat.?
a sea rat is a slang term for a pirate
What is the shape of a rat?
personally i would describe the shape of an rat and compare it with an pear as the head represents the top half while the bottom would represent the bottom half of an rat.
What are some words to describe a hamburger at a fast-food restaurant?
rat on a bun
How to Describe a lawyer?
Name an animal that people sometimes use to describe a lawyer. Snake Dog Rat Pig Cheetah Bear Monkey
What are some words that describe the book A Raisin in the Sun?
good and interesting by vat the rat 8D
What is rat weed?
"Rat weed" is a colloquial term used to describe certain invasive weed species that are commonly found in urban environments or around human settlements. It is not a specific botanical term and can refer to different types of weeds depending on the region.
Describe the appearance and characteristic of a diaphragm rats?
The characteristics of a rats diaphragm is that it contracts and changes in size when the rat breathes. The diaphragm of the rat is found between the abdominal cavity and thoracic area. It appearance is long and thin looking.
Where did the expression rat killing come from?
The expression "rat killing" likely originated from the act of physically killing rats, which was often done in large numbers or as a collective effort. It is used metaphorically to describe completing a task that is tedious, time-consuming, or involves a lot of work.
How do brown rats differ from black rats?
"Pack rat" is a term used to describe anyone or anything that hordes, so needless to say, there are many differences. However, a brown rat may be a pack rat if it has a tendency to stash and save a lot of things.
What does rat race is a perfect name for it?
The term "rat race" is used to describe a never-ending and competitive struggle for wealth or success, similar to how rats in a maze compete for resources. It suggests a feeling of being trapped in a cycle of busy, stressful, and unfulfilling work without a clear endpoint.
What does Caught like a rat in a trap mean?
The phrase "caught like a rat in a trap" is typically used to describe someone who is in a difficult or hopeless situation, with no way to escape or avoid consequences. It implies a feeling of being helpless or trapped, similar to a rat that has been caught in a trap with no way out.
Can you flood a foxes lair to make them move out?
You've, no doubt, heard of the analogy "like water down a rat hole" to describe a waste of time, energy and resources. A fox's lair is much larger than a rat hole. Good luck with that.
