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WOMBAT

A slang acronym for waste of money, brains and time—something which is regarded as uninteresting and/or useless

wombat

a thickset, nocturnal, herbivorous, burrowing marsupial with short legs and no tail. It is solitary and long-lived and peculiar to Australia. Called also Vombatus ursinus.

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Aponomma Marsupialia Progamotoenia Raillietia Vombatus ursinus			Only about 70 are left in the wild, but scientists are looking at the possibility of using common wombats to help create cloned versions of the rare species. The DNA went in 2 by 2; Frozen Ark for animals under threat by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) In this period a number of new wombats had arrived at the Regent's Park Zoo: a rare, hairy-nosed wombat on 24 July 1862, and two common wombats despatched from the Melbourne Zoo on 18 March 1863. Rossetti's wombat. (An Arena Christmas Cracker) by Trumble, Angus / Arena Magazine			common carotid artery common carotid plexus common carp common cold common deductible common facial vein common fibular nerve common hepatic artery common hepatic duct common iliac artery common iliac node common iliac vein common law Common Law Partner common migraine common palmar digital nerve common pathway common pathway of coagulation common peroneal nerve common peroneal nerve dysfunction common plantar digital nerve Common Source Outbreak common tansy common tendinous ring common variable immunodeficiency common wombats common-cold virus Commonwealth Agriculture Bureaux commonwealth weed commotio cordis commune communicability communicability period communicable communicable disease Communicable Disease Center communicable disease management communicable period communicans communicating communicating artery communicating branch communicating hydrocephalus communication communication 1 communication 2 communication channels communication disorder communication disorders communication enhancement: hearing deficit communication enhancement: speech deficit			common watercress Common Weakness Enumeration Common Weakness Scoring System Common Wealth Credit Union Common Weapon Data Link Common Weapon Launcher Common Weapon Sight Common Weapons Control System Common Web Vulnerabilities common wentletraps Common Western Music Notation Common Western Notation Common What, Where, When Schema common wheat common wheat Common Whimbrel common white dogwood Common whitefish Common Whitethroat Common Wild Oat common winterberry holly Common Wintergreen Common Wireless Access System common wolffia Common Wombat common wombats Common Wood Pigeon common wood sorrel Common Wood-Pigeon Common woodbine Common woodsorrel Common Woolly Sunflower Common Wooly Sunflower Common Work Area Common Work File Common Working File Host Common Working File Medicare Quality Assurance Common Working Group Review Common Workload Planning System common wormwood common wormwood common wormwood Common Worship Common X Interface Common XML Common Yarrow Common Yarrow common year common year common yellowthroat common yellowwood Common yew Common yew common zebra common zebras common zebras

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