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nest in

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nest in something
to build a nest in something and live in it. Some mice nested in a corner of the garage. The birds nested in the eaves.
See also: nest


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And I thought they would nest in a 1/4-of-an-inch-wide hole because it's more their size.
A BLACKBIRD has left care workers in a flap after making its nest in a council van.
The wood duck is different from many of the other species of ducks in that they have to nest in either natural cavities in trees or manmade boxes.
 
 
 
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