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brachiosaur
[ brey-kee-uh-sawr, brak-ee- ]
noun
- a huge sauropod dinosaur of the genus Brachiosaurus, having a small head with nostrils on a knob above the eyes, long forelegs, and a sloping, massive body, and reaching a length of about 80 feet (24 meters).
Word History and Origins
Origin of brachiosaur1
Example Sentences
In death, he’s graced with the empathy of E.T. — and when he makes contact with Notaro’s character, the world-weary doctor melts into a state of wonder as dewy as when Sam Neill made goo-goo eyes at a brachiosaur.
They watched elephants to understand the gigantic, long necked brachiosaur, and ostriches for the stampeding Gallimimus.
When kids collect dinosaurs, parents, blinded by science, simply shrug when their children yell in the museum, “Look, mom, that allosaurus is eating the brachiosaur’s baby!”
You can feed a vegetarian brachiosaur, whose movements are graceful, endearing.
To see the original, uncropped version of the ridiculous brachiosaur reconstruction shown above, go .
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