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petting zoo
(redirected from Pets corner)

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petting zoo
n.
A collection of farm animals, such as goats, ducks, and sheep, and sometimes docile wild animals such as turtles or deer, for children to feed and pet.
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Noun1.petting zoo - a collection of docile animals for children to pet and feedpetting zoo - a collection of docile animals for children to pet and feed
aggregation, collection, accumulation, assemblage - several things grouped together or considered as a whole
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petting zoo
n (US) → Streichelzoo m


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Now it is being refurbished COUPLE OF KIDS: David Wear with twin kids George and Mildred ON THE MOVE: Tony Warburton with Henry the cockerel, who is staying at Byker Farm while Pets Corner is refurbished; right, children at the rabbits' pen in the 1970s
Natalie said: "I visit the Pets Corner nursery every day and discovered they were gone yesterday.
Pets Corner owner Marion Holness said: "It was absolute carnage.
 
 
 
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