Definitions
domesticated bovine animals as a group regardless of sex or age
Word origin
From Middle English oxen, from Old English oxan, from Proto-West Germanic *ohsan, from Proto-Germanic *uhsniz, nominative and accusative plural of *uhsô (“ox”), equivalent to ox + -en (plural ending).
Used in a sentence
“He also had a tail like an oxen tail only with a razor sharp bard that he used in conflict to stab or slice his victims.”
“He took a great gulp of wine from an oxen horn goblet and with a sigh slammed it down on the conference table. “Warriors!” he bellowed, gazing about as if daring anyone to challenge him.”
“Kvigr walked the oxen cart between the huts. There were many markings on each of the huts.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Plow-pulling bovines”4 letters
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