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Examples of pigtail
pigtail
In the monkey study, scientists tested two pigtail macaques at different times.
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It comes with a loaded memory stick, mounting plate, wiring pigtail and hardware.
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Remember the little pigtail coils that meant a driver had a car phone?
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Her long blond hair was pulled into a pigtail and tied with a pink bow.
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He organized all the excitement into the pigtail platoon that pushed Frank over the top.
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But first we had to find empty pigtail buckets at the local gas station.
From the scientistatwork.blogs.nytimes.com
At the bottom of the pigtail molecular cloud, these two orbits intersect.
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Sure enough, a pretty woman in her late 30s with a dirty blonde pigtail pushes the door open.
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Her blond pigtail bounces as she scampers straight for a tire swing hanging from a pine tree.
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- A plait of braided hair
- In the context of hairstyles, the usage of the term pigtail shows considerable variation. According to most dictionaries, a pigtail is a braid of tightly woven hair. ...
- (Pigtails (Franciscus Henri album)) Pigtails is an album by Franciscus Henri released in 1975 on Crest Records.
- A braided plait of hair; Either of two braids or ponytails on the side of the head; A twisted piece of tobacco; A cable that has a connector at one end, and loose wires on the other; The flamingo flower
- (PIGTAILS) Relatively short connecting cables that connect lights and jumpers
- (Pigtails) (also known as angel wings and bunches) describe a hairstyle in which the hair is parted down the middle and tied into two bundles, one on each side of the head.
- Cable used to transmit electrical power from the tractor to the trailer. So named because it is coiled like a pig's tail.
- Fiber optic cable that has connectors installed on one end. See also Cable Assembly.
- Piece of thread on a merrowed edge that extends beyond the patch. Pigtails are often taped or sealed to the back of a patch.
