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ram's-horn

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ram's-horn [ˈræmzhɔːn] N → cuerno m de carnero
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From October 1, the pool frog, along with the lesser whirlpool ram's-horn snail and the Fisher's estuarine moth, will be protected against being killed, taken, injured, disturbed, owned or sold or having their resting or breeding places destroyed.
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FOR the whole of the month of Ellul, up to the day before Rosh Hashanna (the New Year), Jews blow the ram's-horn shofar.
THOUGHT for the DAY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
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