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bat.

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bat.
abbr.
battalion
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From a drawer he produced what seemed to me to be the upper portion of the wing of a large bat.
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Right on to the tops of the houses between where he was standing and the Carlton, another aeroplane fell, smashing the chimneys and the windows and hanging there like a gigantic black bat.
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{106} but I was carried aloft toward the fig tree, which I caught hold of and clung on to like a bat.
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