n. 1 the main stem of a tree; 2 a large sturdy box or chest; 3 compartment in an automobile that carries luggage; 4 the body excluding the head and neck and limbs
There is bark on the tree trunk. OR The locked trunk held many treasures.
There is bark on the tree trunk. OR The locked trunk held many treasures.
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What was the white trunk Matt saw in the marsh?
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What did the children find in a trunk in the attic?
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A pine tree's taproot is longer than its trunk.
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The elephant has a protrusile trunk.
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The tree trunk is arching over the lake.
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The locked trunk held many treasures.
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What does an elephants trunk not have?
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He used a crowbar to pry open the old trunk.
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Why did Princess Paulina rummage through her trunk of ex-princess stuff?
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The plant twines around the trunk of a tree as it climbs.
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How did the trunk of the cottonwood become split?
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What was in the small trunk that Grandfather was going to give Felicity on her birthday?
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When elephants swim, what do they use their trunk like?
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Who else gets trapped in a trunk besides Shaggy and Scooby?
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stem of a tree; chest; big box; luggage compartment
leaves; out in the open
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trunk
blunck
blunk
brunk
brunke
bunk
bunke
chunk
clunk
crunk
drunk
dunc
dunk
flunk
funck
funk
funke
hunk
hunke
juhnke
junk
klunk
kuhnke
monk
munk
plunk
punk
ruhnke
runck
runk
schmunk
schunk
shrunk
shunk
skunk
spunk
sstunk
sunk
yunk
debunk
vandunk
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