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One animal name without a "classic vowel" (AEIOU) is lynx. But the Y is a vowel in this use.
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What animal has 4 vowels in its name?
Alligator.
Which is the word containg only vowels?
The words "I" and "a" each contain only one letter which is a vowel. a word that has only vowels could be aiea and it is a city name
Name doesnt contain vowels?
all words have vowels
Name the only 8 letter word with 5vowel in a row?
The only 8-letter word with 5 vowels in a row is queueing.
Six letter name for an animal fifth letter e?
kitten
What animal has 4 vowels in its name?
Alligator.
What animal name can we get if we add vowels to 'hmstr'?
A hamster.
What animal name has only a k constant and the rest vowels?
Koi is the animal. A koi is a fish.
What are some four letter animals that begin with the letter A?
Aves is a scientific name for birds.
What is a four letter herbivore?
If you are referring to an animal with a four letter name that is an herbivore.... deer and goatare all that I can think of. Sorry. Hope that is what you were asking for.
What is a 5 letter word that only has 1 consonant and 4 vowels?
the word "what" has four letters with one vowel - as does "word".......
Which 4 letter animal name that ends with e?
Hare and dove are four letter animals. Additional four letter animals include nene (bird) and mule.
Name with 6 letters and 4 are vowels The first letter and last letter are the same vowel three of the vowels are the same and the last 4 letters form a common name?
"Eugene" is a name that meets these requirements.
Name the tree that has four consecutive vowels?
The tree is the sequoia, a giant redwood.
A girls name that starts with d and ends with e that has four vowels in between?
Dominique
What is another name for a four legged animal?
Another name for a four legged animal is a quadruped.
Name of an animal without having vowels?
One animal name without a "classic vowel" (AEIOU) is lynx(wildcat related to the bobcat).But in this case, the Y is a vowel.
