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- tropical snake that squeezes prey: a nonvenomous, often large snake that kills by winding its body around its prey and suffocating it.
- long fluffy scarf: a long fluffy scarf of feathers or fur worn by women around the neck
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Boa Constrictor
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Boa Constrictor : pictures of boa constrictors (Partridge Prod. Ltd./Oxford Scientific Films)Boa Constrictor : pictures of boa constrictors (Partridge Prod. Ltd./Oxford Scientific Films)
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  • Boa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Boas are a type of snake that are members of the Boidae family. Boas are basal snakes that are "primitive" in evolutionary terms (i.e. less derived).

  • Boa (genus) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Boa is a genus of non-venomous boas found in Mexico, Central and South America, Madagascar and on Reunion Island. Four species are currently recognized. ...

  • Boa

    The primary design goals of Boa are speed and security.

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