menagerie
noun
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Contemporary Examples of menagerie
A pile of straw right by the menagerie lit on fire, and reached the tent in seconds.
Guangdong has long been known for its menagerie of exotic ingredients.
What we get is a menagerie of grotesques, which seems to be a Ryan Murphy staple.
We sat in front of a modernist gas fireplace as a menagerie of tourists came and went about us.
A year later, the press speculated that Bubbles died when a fire tore through Jackson's Santa Barbara menagerie.
Historical Examples of menagerie
They had not been herded together like animals in a menagerie, as in Colonel Corkran's day.
It Happened in EgyptC. N. Williamson
Are you thinking we are live kangaroos escaped from a menagerie?
The ChanningsMrs. Henry Wood
Does she still keep a menagerie for sick dogs and lost cats?
The ManxmanHall Caine
Then to a meek huérfanita, feeding her menagerie, I made oration.
Jane Journeys OnRuth Comfort Mitchell
"Your friends sound like a menagerie," remarked Zeb, uneasily.
Dorothy and the Wizard in OzL. Frank Baum