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devil's corkscrews

devil's corkscrews is the plural of devil's corkscrew.

Meaning of devil's corkscrew

Noun

devil's corkscrew (plural devil's corkscrews)

  1. A meters-deep, corkscrew-shaped formation of compact earth found in the American Midwest that is the infilled burrow of an ancient beaver genus †Palaeocastor

Questions about devil's corkscrews

What is devil's corkscrews the plural of?
Devil's corkscrews is the plural of devil's corkscrew.

Words near devil's corkscrews in the dictionary

  1. devil's club
  2. devil's coach-horse
  3. devil's coach-horses
  4. devil's coachhorse
  5. devil's corkscrew
  6. devil's corkscrews
  7. devil's cotton
  8. devil's cream
  9. devil's cucumber
  10. devil's cut
  11. devil's dandruff

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