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donkey's tail

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don·key's tail  (dngkz, dng-, dông-)
n.
See burro's tail.
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And now the lower reaches of the yard closest to the tree-shaded patio are dotted with Donkey's Tail cascading from clay pots as well as junipers and bottlebrush -- one of her favorites.
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