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canary
see serinuscanaria.
canary cholera
see avian pseudotuberculosis.
canary stain
bright yellow stain in a wool fleece caused by bacterial growth. Not removable by usual industrial process.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The bridesmaids wore strapless canary-yellow dresses and carried bouquets of beautiful yellow spring tulips.
Duncan & Ethridge by Mississippi Magazine
They claimed its canary-yellow fascia, large lettering and illuminated price signs with fluorescent green lighting were totally out of keeping with the town and not in line with what had originally been proposed.
'GARISH' SIGNS TONED DOWN BUT NOT ENOUGH, SAY PROTESTERS by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Morse, Worcester's commissioner of public health, is a proponent of Operation Yellow Box, a program that would install several canary-yellow boxes around the city to give drug users a safe place to dispose of sharps.
Needle drop-box program delayed; Health Board: Time for discussion by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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