toe-clipping
toe-clipping noun: the act of removing sections of animal toes, especially of amphibians, reptiles, or small mammals, for the purposes of identification when recaptured.
Noun
toe-clipping (countable and uncountable, plural toe-clippings)
- The act of removing sections of animal toes, especially of amphibians, reptiles, or small mammals, for the purposes of identification when recaptured.
- The section of animal toe removed.
Forms of toe-clipping
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Questions about toe-clipping
- What does toe-clipping mean?
- Toe-clipping means the act of removing sections of animal toes, especially of amphibians, reptiles, or small mammals, for the purposes of identification when recaptured.
- What part of speech is toe-clipping?
- Toe-clipping is a noun.
- What is the plural of toe-clipping?
- The plural of toe-clipping is toe-clippings.
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