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donkey (often small, used for carrying loads)
stupid donkey; idiot (insult)
donkey
literally 'donkey's liver and lungs'; used in the expression 'to take a good heart as a donkey's liver and lungs' meaning to mistake someone's good intentions for ill will
Something that is neither one thing nor the other; a nondescript or hybrid that fails to fit any category.
A limited skill or trick that is easily exposed; a person's only talent that is quickly seen through.
This donkey is very gentle and suitable for carrying goods.
He is an experienced outdoor travel enthusiast.
The idiom refers to someone who has run out of tricks and exhausted their limited abilities.
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