frogspawn

Why are you sitting there trembling like a pile of frogspawn?"

The frog's have laid some more frogspawn out there.

When several eggs are clumped together, they are collectively known as frogspawn.

They were particularly taken with the watering hose and the great globs of frogspawn in the pond.

It was great for frogspawn and ice.

Toads wade through glutinous frogspawn to release their own eggs.

In an old upturned helmet he was boiling up a broth of frogspawn and some stream vegetation on his fire.

Occasionally, fish eggs, frogspawn and tadpoles are eaten.

The eggs are called frogspawn.

The warpscreen might have been a tank choked with bubbling prismatic frogspawn.

No stars, just endless dimensionless frogspawn.

If some sheikh wants a son and he needs a push from technology, he sends over a couple of wives and a bottle of frogspawn.

"Death of a Naturalist," the collection's second poem, details the exploits of a young boy collecting frogspawn from a flax-dam.

Nearby was a bowl of skinned and cooked zebu lips, transparent, gelatinous, quivering like dirty frogspawn, with the occasional hair attached.

Smashed bone and pulped flesh, a morass that was scarlet with stringy grey frogspawn, still tottering in a vertical position.

Frogs are not found in the sea because frogspawn cannot survive saltwater; frogs are not found on small islands for the same reason.

In the Northwest there have been several cold snaps in recent years, which have killed off the vegetation that had started to emerge, along with the frogspawn.

These domed low-grav communities were clumped together like frogspawn, shot through with the iridescent green and blue of miniature biomes.

Down in the ditch the ferretbabe wriggled from its restricting sling and began gobbling a mess of frogspawn from a muddy pool.

I knowed who you was, matey, from the day I picked you up suckin' frogspawn in a muddy ditch!

Thomas Cook has delivered the financial equivalent of the holiday hotel that's falling down, with frogspawn in the swimming pool and only the local fire-eater in the bar.

Viewers were encouraged to record key events indicating the passage of spring, including the first sign of frogspawn, blossom on hawthorn trees and the arrival of swifts.

Bob Ingleton felt his skull crack before he passed out, almost saw the skin split and the bone open up a wide crevice so that something that looked like grey frogspawn oozed out.

Euphyllia divisa, commonly known as frogspawn and sometimes misspelled Euphyllia divisia, is a large-polyped stony coral native to the Indo-Pacific islands.

He looked at the minute bubbles intently: they could be frothed-up frogspawn or snow just fallen; they could be clouds; they could be millions of crystals, tiny, almost invisible bubbles of crystal.