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Meanings of hoof in English
Usage of hoof in English
1
The changes in the form of the hoof may now be noticed.
2
Later, the changes in the form of the hoof begin to appear.
3
A t rail of hoof prints leads upstream along the river bank.
4
She was proceeding in the direction the broad cloven hoof marks indicated.
5
I was almost happy; the cloven hoof had peeped so damningly out.
6
Moving up to the stone, he nudged it with one great hoof.
7
The hoof of the animal is divided like that of a pig.
8
Neither foot nor hoof had passed or even sounded in the distance.
9
The delicate hoof had split, and by noon the animal was limping.
10
Echo and hoof-beats grew louder and louder; there was no other sound.
11
And no other thought have the two men hearing the hoof strokes.
12
It was like signing a unicorn; one with a magical left hoof.
13
A sound of the galloping hoof drew her attention to the avenue.
14
The hoof of the swine is also found divided into five clefts.
15
The hoof gradually assumes a more upright shape, and the heels contract.
16
I guess you'll have to hoof it the rest of the way.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common