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ESLPod_0790_WE_1255 Giving Birth to Twins In this podcast, a "litter" is a group of baby animals born to one animal at one time: "Would you like to take home a puppy from this litter?" "Litter" is also used to refer to trash that is left in a public place: "It's a shame that people leave litter all over the park, instead of putting it in the trashcans." Or, "Leaving litter on roads or freeways is a crime and if a police officer sees you, you'll be fined." "Cat litter" is a material like sand that is used for the bottom of containers where cats urinate (remove water from one's body) or defecate (remove solid waste from one's body): "Georgina wanted a cat and so her mother said she could have one if she remembered to clean out the litter box every day and put in fresh cat litter."

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ESLPod 790 litter Health + Medicine | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0790_WE_1255
Episode Id	ESLPod 790
Episode Title	Giving Birth to Twins
Phrase	litter
Text	In this podcast, a "litter" is a group of baby animals born to one animal at one time: "Would you like to take home a puppy from this litter?" "Litter" is also used to refer to trash that is left in a public place: "It's a shame that people leave litter all over the park, instead of putting it in the trashcans." Or, "Leaving litter on roads or freeways is a crime and if a police officer sees you, you'll be fined." "Cat litter" is a material like sand that is used for the bottom of containers where cats urinate (remove water from one's body) or defecate (remove solid waste from one's body): "Georgina wanted a cat and so her mother said she could have one if she remembered to clean out the litter box every day and put in fresh cat litter."
Topics	Health + Medicine \| Relationships + Family

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