a large open area of grassland, especially in North America
a gregarious ground squirrel that lives in interconnected burrows which may cover many hectares, native to the grasslands of North America
a city in southeastern Minnesota, southwest of Minneapolis; population 61,191 (est. 2008)
an industrial city in northeastern Texas, between Dallas and Fort Worth; population 160,641 (est. 2008)
a large North American grouse found on the prairies, the male being noted for the display dance in which it inflates two orange neck pouches and makes a booming sound
the practice of workers in an open-plan office raising their heads above the partitions surrounding their desks when they hear a loud voice or other noise
a drink made with a raw egg and seasoning, drunk as a cure for a hangover
a covered wagon used by the 19th-century pioneers in crossing the North American prairies
a large North American grouse found on the prairies, the male being noted for the display dance in which it inflates two orange neck pouches and makes a booming sound
the testicles of a calf cooked and served as food