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Scorpion's tail

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(Bot.) any plant of the leguminous genus Scorpiurus, herbs with a circinately coiled pod; - also called caterpillar.

See also: Scorpion



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Byline: NICK SMITH THE torrent of abuse, the relentless insults and the scowling facial expressions all whipped up like a scorpion's tail towards the directors' box from the furious fans below.
Supporters spot on, Ferguson wide of mark; THE FINAL WORD by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
A box with a scorpion's tail, and a spectacular oriental lacquered table from the British Council offices in Hong Kong (where it will be returning) both allude to living sea creatures.
Review: UNNATURAL SELECTION, Walker Gallery by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Simple enough surely, just cock your left hand up like a scorpion's tail, take a couple of steps forward and a lunge towards your opponent's body like Zorro on a good day.
Flashing blades get right to the point by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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