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Ajdrian Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Animal as a verb

Hi, what does animal means as a verb ? here is a sentence with this word :

"During their time talk about birds and together, his father would animals or tell
stories and legends common to North Carolina"

I can't make sense of it. Thanks in advance.
  

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Animal has no verb form. Also the quoted passage isn't sound, is your own sentence or did it come from another source?

— Makka2802

  • Animal has no verb form.
  • Also the quoted passage isn't sound, is your own sentence or did it come from another source?
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Animal has no verb form. Also the quoted passage isn't sound, is your own sentence or did it come from another source?
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makka2802Animal has no verb form. Also the quoted passage isn't sound, is your own sentence or did it come from another source?
It's from the book. I think that it can be something kind of "animal talking". For instance:

" I animaled him a little" - because he is a biologist.

but, It's just my suppositions
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The only word I can think it being is 'animated' but I cannot be certain. However animal cannot be a verb and "I animaled him a little" doesn't make any sense I'm afraid.
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It must surely be a typo. Individual animal names are used as verb though - crowing (boasting), squirreling (hoarding), beavering (busying) etc.

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