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Latest post Mon, Jun 11 2007 7:36 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Thongcc  +  377776 Mon, 11 Jun 07 07:31 AM

Hi:

Just wanted to know what we call the "crab clipper"?Is the word "crab clipper" correct?

Is the crab bite? (Is the sentence correct?)

Thank you.
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nona the brit  +  377777 Mon, 11 Jun 07 07:36 AM

I think you mean the crab claws.

Is the crab bite? no.

Does the crab bite? (a specific crab)

Do crabs bite? (crabs in general).
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