beaver tail , także: beavertail

He was just a giant mouse with a fiat beaver tail.

In Canada, pieces of fried dough are sometimes called beaver tails.

Suddenly he was aware that a 200-pound man was standing on his beaver tail.

It had been placed there to receive his often-cumbersome beaver tail.

A beaver tail in the middle drizzled with maple syrup?

Povenmire finishes the design by adding his beaver tail and color.

Loading is by rear beaver tail design, a 20 degree load angle.

Its sound came from a flat, vibrating beaver tail.

Parts submerged in water, such as whale or beaver tails, were considered "cold meat."

Unlike the Coronation, there was no "beaver tail" observation car.

Ottawa is also the birthplace of the pastry known as a "beaver tail".

The observation cars had a distinctive 'beaver tail' shape.

All bodies featured beaver tail deck that completely covered the chassis.

Pucky really looked like a giant mouse with a flattened beaver tail.

It was perhaps 3 feet long, had large ears, a pointed snout and a broad, flat beaver tail.

After skating, we ate a 'beaver tail' and drank hot apple cider.

It might be Harper's deeply strange hair or our unfortunately named "beaver tail" pastries.

The gun is also fitted with extended slide release, beaver tail & ambidextrous safety.

The naming rights which also included Beaver Tails, brought the company's system-wide sales up to $50 million.

He stood on his hind legs, supported by his beaver tail, and tried to make a military salute.

Children rightly insist on stopping for the deep-fried pastries called beaver tails.

Then he tried to lift up his broad beaver tail to avoid stirring up dust clouds.

Other sources also indicate that the name stands for: beaver tail, yellow beaver, or swan.

As the dish of beaver tail stew is shared between the chiefs, the land is like a bowl to feed all the people.

The train received newer equipment in 1948, including third-generation Beaver Tail parlors.