1. Moʹab wallows in his vomit,

2. She wallows in nostalgia for the past.

3. And that perfume she wallows in is muck.

4. The Javan rhinoceros does not generally dig its own mud wallows, preferring to use other animals' wallows or naturally occurring pits, which it will use its horn to enlarge.

5. Painfully she wallows down on her knees and without diffidence soaps and rinses me all over.

6. In addition, a clay wallows and two basins with interchangeable substrates (e.g. bark mulch, gravel.) were added.

7. Those moments are nearly profound, and elevate the film above the slacker cliches in which it wallows.

8. Furthermore, as seen in other deer species male moose will dig mud pits and soak them in urine and the females will fight over possession of these wallows.