domesticated
US /dəˈmɛstəˌketɪd/
・UK /dəʊ'mestɪkeɪtɪd/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo train an animal as a pet or to do work; tame
People domesticated dogs to guard their homes
v.t.Transitive VerbTo breed a plant to be used or consumed by humans
Man domesticated animals for his convenience
adj.AdjectiveAccustomed to living at home/with humans; tame
After cats were domesticated by humans, they were became pets and also protected food and grain stores by killing mice
v.t.Transitive VerbTo train to behave appropriately inside a home
She refuses to be domesticated
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8 Odd Dog Behaviors That Have Hidden Meanings
- There are fascinating art pieces from Egypt of domesticated dogs working with humans.
There are fascinating art pieces from Egypt of domesticated dogs working with humans.
- of domesticated dogs working with humans.
of domesticated dogs working with humans.
The Science of DOGS
- Of the 75 million domesticated dogs in America, Labradors are the most popular.
Of the 75 million domesticated dogs in America, Labradors are the most popular.
- Of the 75 million domesticated dogs in America, labradors are the most popular, but the most
Of the 75 million domesticated dogs in America, labradors are the most popular, but the most
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- His name is Mr. Sushi, and he's a fully domesticated, descended skunk that's registered as an emotional support animal.
His name is Mr. Sushi, and he's a fully domesticated, descended skunk that's registered as an emotional support animal.
- Mr. Sushi's been visiting groups in his home state of Iowa, one of 17 states where you can legally own a domesticated skunk.
Mr. Sushi's been visiting groups in his home state of Iowa, one of 17 states where you can legally own a domesticated skunk.
How Do We Produce Food? Crash Course Geography #43
- Like we saw last time, foods have been domesticated pretty much everywhere because hunger and access to food is something we've been trying to figure out forever.
Like we saw last time, foods have been domesticated pretty much everywhere because hunger and access to food is something we've been trying to figure out forever.
- Like we saw last time, foods have been domesticated pretty much everywhere because hunger and
Like we saw last time, foods have been domesticated pretty much everywhere because hunger and
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- And the Hadza – they don't have any domesticated animals or plants or machines or guns or electricity or plumbing or anything like that.
And the Hadza – they don't have any domesticated animals or plants or machines or guns or electricity or plumbing or anything like that.
- And the Hadza, they don't have any domesticated animals or plants or machines or guns or electricity or plumbing or anything like that.
And the Hadza, they don't have any domesticated animals or plants or machines or guns or electricity or plumbing or anything like that.
Why Do Cats Hate Water? | COLOSSAL QUESTIONS
- And just like their ancient ancestors, domesticated cats today tend to avoid going for a dip too.
And just like their ancient ancestors, domesticated cats today tend to avoid going for a dip too.
- And just like their ancient ancestors, domesticated cats today tend to avoid going for a dip, too.
And just like their ancient ancestors, domesticated cats today tend to avoid going for a dip, too.
25 Facts About Hamsters
- There are many different wild species out there including the European hamster, but only five of them are domesticated and that includes the Syrian hamster, Chinese hamster, Roborovski, Winter white and Campbell's dwarf.
There are many different wild species out there including the European hamster, but only five of them are domesticated and that includes the Syrian hamster, Chinese hamster, Roborovski, Winter white and Campbell's dwarf.
- but only 5 of them are domesticated,
but only 5 of them are domesticated,
3 Amazing Facts About Dogs!
- And in time, some of these wolves became domesticated, meaning that they changed from being wild to being able to live and even work closely with humans.
And in time, some of these wolves became domesticated, meaning that they changed from being wild to being able to live and even work closely with humans.
- And in time, some of these wolves became domesticated, meaning that they changed from being wild, to being able to live and even work closely with humans.
And in time, some of these wolves became domesticated, meaning that they changed from being wild, to being able to live and even work closely with humans.
Phineas and Ferb - Season 3 End Credits (with Captions)
- ♪ So you've been domesticated Lost your identity ♪ Buford: C'mon! C'mon!
♪ So you've been domesticated Lost your identity ♪ Buford: C'mon! C'mon!
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- @KalebLlama asks, "Honest question, did cavemen have pets?" The only domesticated animal that we have during the Stone Age is the dog.
@KalebLlama asks, "Honest question, did cavemen have pets?" The only domesticated animal that we have during the Stone Age is the dog.
- The only domesticated animal that we have during the Stone Age is the dog.
The only domesticated animal that we have during the Stone Age is the dog.