wild

US /waɪld/

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UK /waɪld/

adv.AdverbIn a manner which lacks control

I do not like your wild driving, you will hit something

adj.AdjectiveLiving in nature; not tame

Do not feed the wild lion, he will eat you next

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA natural environment e.g. jungle, forest

In Africa the lions live in the wild

adj.Adjective(Of land) not developed by people

Most of the wild forest in the Amazon has not been touched by man

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protein sources to get those kind results or wild salmon or fresh sardines that's
protein sources to get those kind results or wild salmon or fresh sardines that's
that's healthy oil for your body but also flax oil and also wild Alaskan salmon
that's healthy oil for your body but also flax oil and also wild Alaskan salmon

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A month. - You just can't make something up this wild.
A month. - You just can't make something up this wild.
A $7,000 SANDWICH ALL MONTH. YOU JUST CAN'T MAKE SOMETHING THIS WILD.
A $7,000 SANDWICH ALL MONTH. YOU JUST CAN'T MAKE SOMETHING THIS WILD.

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But this kind of data is flawed, in part because there are a lot of uncertainties around species' potential lifespans in the wild.
But this kind of data is flawed, in part because there are a lot of uncertainties around species' potential lifespans in the wild.
And they work better when studying animals in captivity than animals in the wild.
And they work better when studying animals in captivity than animals in the wild.

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♪ I had a whole-ass meal, wouldn't leave her for a snack, that wild wall woman gave my mom a heart attack♪
♪ I had a whole-ass meal, wouldn't leave her for a snack, that wild wall woman gave my mom a heart attack♪
THAT WILD WALL WOMAN GAVE MY MOM
THAT WILD WALL WOMAN GAVE MY MOM

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