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Meanings of buffalo in anglès
A wild heavy bison of the species Bison bison, having a broad massive horned head.
Any of several Old World animals resembling oxen including, e.g., water buffalo; Cape buffalo.
Usage of buffalo in anglès
1
The buffalo spirit has kept their culture alive and strong throughout history.
2
We gathered round the kill; it was quite fresh; a young buffalo.
3
It is the buffalo; of all the animals I like him best.
4
We made our way past the rotting buffalo hides into the house.
5
Water buffalo wallow in milky water in a film by Ozan Atalan.
6
Bingwen yanked on the lead rope and got the water buffalo moving.
7
This is a buffalo drum made in the traditional native american way.
8
Gavin snorted, not unlike said buffalo, and scooped Preshea into waltz position.
9
Antelope became more common, and twice they saw small groups of buffalo.
10
The Malay may thus be compared to the buffalo and the tiger.
11
For a buffalo you can use a four-ounce rope to lead it.
12
I left the buffalo, and strolled through the jungle towards the river.
13
The English are swift as the eagle, and strong as the buffalo.
14
He once had the idea of raising buffalo in upstate New York.
15
Do not ask us to give up the buffalo for the sheep.
16
It must be the outcome of all that slaughter among the buffalo.
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