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Things prairie often describes ("prairie ________")
- hens
- zone
- soils
- border
- land
- dwellers
- habitat
- hay
- winds
- embrace
- squirrels
- frontier
- turnips
- fire
- dog
- grove
- turkey
- boundary
- timber
- feeling
- fires
- travelling
- city
- rattlesnakes
- waters
- farming
- flower
- service
- tenant
- experiences
- warbler
- queen
- lands
- chicken
- dogs
- schooners
- messenger
- flowers
- grass
- fowl
- dogging
- towns
- ecotone
- hen
- soil
- sunset
- plains
- provinces
- sod
- grassland
- farms
- wolves
- town
- transition
- wolf
- falcon
- life
- scene
- planting
- vegetation
- scenery
- nights
- owl
- farmer
- area
- country
- pigeon
- association
- schooner
- smoke
- hall
- cottage
- rattlesnake
- justice
- itch
- township
- bird
- grasses
- species
- chickens
- interactions
- owls
- station
- region
- mouse
- colonies
- clover
- analogies
- apple
How prairie often is described ("________ prairie")
- raw
- empty
- burnt
- naked
- wide
- limitless
- high
- distant
- hot
- vast
- bare
- mixed
- western
- grassy
- covered
- rough
- tall
- uninhabited
- canadian
- flat
- barren
- virgin
- lone
- monotonous
- swept
- open
- midwestern
- undulating
- fertile
- eastern
- nearby
- northern
- gray
- north
- american
- coastal
- low
- marshy
- grand
- dry
- brown
- smooth
- green
- frozen
- treeless
- arid
- sandy
- endless
- unbroken
- grass
- undisturbed
- true
- lonely
- beautiful
- shortgrass
- wild
- bottom
- rolling
- bald
- adjacent
- fine
- mesic
- native
- immense
- trackless
- desolate
- rich
- wet
- silent
- bleak
- boundless
- blue
- dark
- extensive
- dusty
- neighboring
- windswept
- broad
- level
