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Meanings of aurochs in English
Large recently extinct long-horned European wild ox; considered one of the ancestors of domestic cattle.
Usage of aurochs in English
1
This is an Eurasian aurochs, the ancestor of our modern domestic cattle.
2
It wasn't that much different, I reflected, from hunting the aurochs.
3
Master Bones began giggling when the aurochs went down for the first time.
4
Used to come over to my mother's nest to gut aurochs.
5
Why don't we just try hunting the aurochs with your pack?
6
The aurochs horn was a beginning, and it boded well for her chances.
7
Jondalar studied the disposition of the aurochs herd along the river.
8
She carried the aurochs horn tied to her waist thong, too.
9
Maybe he did almost scare off that aurochs, but then he did help.
10
HuLin wouldn't listen to me, even after we hunted aurochs with the wolves.
11
Deer, bears, beavers, badgers, horses, rabbits, red squirrels, and aurochs crossed with them.
12
There are still wild aurochs in these lands, I am told.
13
He was huge and fierce, mounted on an aurochs shaggier than he was.
14
We can bring more now that we can hunt aurochs with the humans.
15
The man and woman both strained to get the aurochs on the travois.
16
Every wolf said the Stone Peaks were crazy for hunting aurochs.
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United States of America
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