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minivet

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minivet [ˈmɪnɪvɛt]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) any brightly coloured tropical Asian cuckoo shrike of the genus Pericrocotus
[of unknown origin]
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For the avian-fauna, there are golden orioles, jungle owlets, minivets, racket-tailed drongos, magpies and robins here along with hornbills, magpies, sunbirds, bulbuls, woodpeckers and the peacock.
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McCoy should be thereabouts on High Drama but Minivet was beaten at distance on the Flat at Musselburgh last month and Knockdoo was beaten in a seller, albiet by an unexposed Irish raider.
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Incidentally, the handicap hurdle was a thriller with the pace-setting Al Mabrook fighting back after being headed to regain the initiative from Loch Sound and Minivet.
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