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Things udder often describes ("udder ________")
- actinomycosis
- cells
- cistern
- pressure
- skin
- increases
- tissues
- conformation
- infusions
- size
- stimulation
- lymph
- manipulation
- irritation
- secretions
- ointment
- milk
- development
- shape
- boys
- health
- swell
- fat
- clean
- inflation
- tuberculosis
- troubles
- injuries
- halves
- chaos
- preparation
- quarters
- words
- inflammation
- infection
- way
- depth
- side
- washing
- bacteria
- swells
- parenchyma
- balm
- flora
- disease
- floor
- boxes
- growth
- results
- half
- instillation
- diseases
- night
- massage
- congestion
- status
- cocci
- infusion
- box
- flow
- capacity
- secretion
- disturbances
- cloths
- weight
- traits
- free
- irrigation
- foot
- distent
- lesions
- evacuation
- streptococci
- form
- trouble
- edema
- infections
- injury
- surface
- tissue
- quarter
- cell
- therapy
- attachment
- involvement
- region
- ducts
How udder often is described ("________ udder")
- empty
- pendulous
- maternal
- heavenly
- golden
- engorged
- capacious
- big
- caked
- entire
- white
- infected
- unbalanced
- loose
- forward
- clean
- tubercular
- dressed
- perfused
- wounded
- formed
- mastitic
- hard
- overflowing
- desirable
- sound
- pink
- balanced
- hind
- painful
- abundant
- tilted
- affected
- small
- heavy
- normal
- warm
- healthy
- shaped
- huge
- perfect
- excellent
- distended
- enlarged
- down
- fleshy
- tuberculous
- exhaustless
- lacerated
- symmetrical
- meaty
- full
- inflamed
- intact
- filled
- visible
- dry
- giant
- indurated
- sore
- torn
- swollen
- abnormal
- sized
- fore
- bovine
- ruminant
- dirty
- fine
- rear
- shapely
- undeveloped
- boiled
- milky
- mature
- large
- congested
- divine
- generous
- good
- wash
- soft
- diseased
- ideal
- enormous
- developed
- whole
- isolated
