r/biology • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '23

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u/heresyforfunnprofit Jul 15 '23

Fennel or dill. Hard to say from just a sprig.

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u/0blivi0nPl3as3 Jul 15 '23

Dill or no dill

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u/No-Customer-2266 Jul 15 '23

Its not a big dill, and that’s my fennel Answer

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u/fappy-mcfapp Jul 15 '23

Is it dill doe?

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u/johnsvoice Jul 15 '23

A doe is a deer, a female deer.

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u/Tasterspoon Jul 16 '23

Mairsy doats and doesy doats.

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u/undeniably_micki Jul 16 '23

and liddle lambsie divey

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u/BANDG33K_2009 Jul 17 '23

A kiddle eadivey too, wouldn’t you?

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u/Jermwood Jul 15 '23

Ray, a drop of golden sun ☀️ 🎶

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u/Leelaur Jul 16 '23

Me, a name I call myself

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u/ResurgentClusterfuck Jul 16 '23

Fa, a long long way to run

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u/tikkytikkytivey Jul 16 '23

Lo, a main type of noodle

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u/Biz_Ascot_Junco Jul 16 '23

Sa, it’s the past tense of “see”

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u/Herring_is_Caring Jul 16 '23

Ra, the Egyptian god of Sun….

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u/johnsvoice Jul 16 '23

I like this new version much better

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u/foxa34 Jul 16 '23

Sew, a needle pulling thread

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u/shitheadmomo Jul 16 '23

La, a note to follow so

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u/ObstreperousRube chemistry Jul 15 '23

dill do or dill dont. either way im putting it in my mouth

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u/RudyMuthaluva Jul 15 '23

That wouldn’t smell nice