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- sand crack/ˈsænd ˌkræk/A painful, vertical fissure in a horse's hoof, typically caused by poor hoof condition and starting at the ground surface.nounLow (C2+/Specialist)
- sand cricket/ˈsænd ˌkrɪk.ɪt/A small insect of the family Gryllidae that lives in sandy habitats, such as beaches or deserts.nounLow (Specialized)
- sand dab/ˈsænd ˌdæb/A small flatfish found on sandy sea bottoms, especially of the genus Citharichthys.nounC1
- sand dollar/ˈsænd ˌdɒlər/A flat, round, white skeleton of a sea urchin found on sandy beaches.nounLow
- sand eel/ˈsænd ˌiːl/A small, slender, silvery fish that burrows in sandy shores.nounC2
- sand flea/ˈsænd ˌfliː/A tiny flea that lives in sandy coastal areas or deserts and bites humans and animals.nounLow
- sand grouse/ˈsænd ɡraʊs/A bird of the family Pteroclidae, adapted to arid environments, known for its ability to carry water in its breast feathers for its chicks.nounLow
- sand hopper/ˈsænd ˌhɒp.ər/A small, jumping crustacean found on sandy beaches.nounC2
- sand jack/ˈsænd ˌdʒæk/A mechanical device used in foundries or construction for lifting or applying pressure, often using sand as a key component of its operation.nounVery low (specialist/technical/historical)
- sand lance/ˈsænd ˌlɑːns/A small, slender marine fish of the family Ammodytidae, which burrows in sandy seabeds.nounLow (Specialist/Biology)
- sand leek/ˈsænd liːk/A wild plant of the genus Allium, specifically Allium scorodoprasum, related to garlic, typically found in sandy soils.nounVery Low
- sand lily/sænd ˈlɪli/A perennial flowering plant that grows in sandy soils, typically with white star-shaped flowers, belonging to the genus Leucocrinum.nounLow
- sand lizard/ˈsænd ˌlɪz.əd/A small, ground-dwelling lizard (Lacerta agilis) native to Europe and parts of Asia, typically found in sandy habitats like heathlands and dunes.nounLow
- sand martin/ˈsænd ˌmɑː.tɪn/A small migratory bird of the swallow family with brown upper parts and white underparts, which nests in tunnels dug in sandbanks.nounC2
- sand myrtle/ˈsænd ˌmɜː.tl̩/A low-growing, evergreen shrub native to sandy habitats in the southeastern United States, bearing clusters of small white or pink flowers.nounVery Low
- sand painting/ˈsænd ˌpeɪntɪŋ/A traditional and often ritualistic art form in which coloured sands, pigments, or powders are arranged into intricate, temporary designs, often on a flat surface.nounLow
- sand pear/ˈsænd ˌpeə/A type of pear with a gritty, sandy texture when eaten, typically referring to Asian pear varieties (Pyrus pyrifolia).nounLow
- sand perch/ˈsænd pɜːtʃ/A small marine fish, typically found in sandy coastal waters, often referring to various species of the family Serranidae or related families.nounLow
- sand pile/ˈsænd ˌpaɪl/A heap or mound of sand, often created by children playing or as a stockpile for construction.nounB1
- sand rat/ˈsænd ˌræt/A small rodent, typically of the genus Psammomys or other genera, adapted to live in arid, sandy environments, such as deserts.nounC1/C2
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