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It was a healthy male lion with a golden mane.mane = long coarse hair growing around the head
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She brushed the horse's mane and tail.mane = long coarse hair growing on the back of the neck of a horse
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His face was almost completely hidden by a long, shaggy mane of hair and a wild, tangled beard, (source)mane = long coarse hair
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The lumbering horse wore a black shawl over its mane. (source)mane = long coarse hair growing on the back of the neck of a horse
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He raced over to us and allowed Tyson to grab hold of his mane. (source)mane = long coarse hair on an animal
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[of the fairy queen, Queen Mab] This is the same Mab that braids the manes Of horses in the night And tangles your hair in bed. (source)manes = long coarse hair growing on the back of the neck
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Aslan raised his head and shook his mane. (source)mane = a lion or horses hair
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They had long black tails and dark flowing manes and he had watched them galloping in the moonlight across the flat dusty plain and then for three nights in a row he had dreamed of them.† (source)
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Banners of the white-maned man hung listlessly from lamp poles, posters curled up in the heat.† (source)
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Beg your pardon, we thought that was your maning?† (source)
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Now all you do is hold onto his mane. (source)mane = long coarse hair growing on the back of the neck of a horse
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Out the windows I saw the spires of Lionsgate Bridge, the dawn's light seeping over their peaks and making the lions' golden manes gleam.† (source)
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'English history!' roared the silver-maned senior Senator from his state indignantly.† (source)
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Ay, ay, Jan Coggan; we know yer maning.† (source)
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I was holding pump, mane, and bridle. (source)
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Cooper's head whirled around; his eyes widened as the horsemen leapt the chasm in an arc of burning manes and smoking armor.† (source)
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