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Small Nocturnal Rodent
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Small, nocturnal rodents with yellow-brown fur, feeding on fruit, seeds and nuts
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Collins only has the plural as fieldmice, although has both field mouse and fieldmouse as the singular.
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So is Chambers Wrong or is Collins wrong?
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So is Chambers Wrong or is Collins wrong?
ael....my two words was at 11.15.....we didn't know it was one word until 11.18.
Danny........i have put in Fieldmice in Chambers search and it says........NOT FOUND.
So it must be two words in which the case the answer Fieldmice is correct, but not a word.......
I agree danny....let's call it a draw......;-)
Danny........i have put in Fieldmice in Chambers search and it says........NOT FOUND.
So it must be two words in which the case the answer Fieldmice is correct, but not a word.......
I agree danny....let's call it a draw......;-)
Sqad, from Chambers Word Wizard
fieldmouse noun any of various species of small mouse, native to Europe, non-tropical Asia and S America, with yellowish-brown fur, prominent ears, large beady eyes and a long tail, that live among dense vegetation and feed mainly on seeds, but also eat berries, roots, insects and grubs, and can cause serious damage to tree seedlings.
fieldmouse noun any of various species of small mouse, native to Europe, non-tropical Asia and S America, with yellowish-brown fur, prominent ears, large beady eyes and a long tail, that live among dense vegetation and feed mainly on seeds, but also eat berries, roots, insects and grubs, and can cause serious damage to tree seedlings.