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Meanings of hooved in English
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Examples for "hoofed"
Examples for "hoofed"
1
Here the visitor is still in the midst of the hoofed beasts.
2
I just remember him fumbling in my pockets before he hoofed it.
3
Respects paid, they hoofed it back to central Manchester for a concert.
4
And tucking up this brass omnivorous hoofed mammal, reminder of swine everywhere.
5
This bodes ill, for the naked-hoofed horse betokens a savage rider-anIndian.
1
We present the first molecular-based report on ungulate malaria parasites from water buffalo in Nepal.
2
Simple aerodynamics dictates that reindeer of the size of the conventional ungulate cannot get airborne.
3
It was a zaragoat, a three-horned domesticated ungulate.
4
This time, he left the ungulate order in favor of something manufactured by the Ford Motor Company.
5
The European roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) is one of the most abundant ungulate species in Europe.
Usage of hooved in English
1
They were accustomed to being four-footed, hooved animals, and such they would remain.
2
The intruder squealed as it hooved the thin plastic wall.
3
A skirt of shadows covered him from the waist down, hiding his hooved feet.
4
Small, goatlike animals cropped the grasslands, kicking the thin snow aside with tiny, tri-hooved feet.
5
But what will the well-hooved ponies be wearing for their own costumes this Halloween season?
6
Yet-definitely-thegroundwas shaking with the rapid progress of a hooved creature headed in my direction.
7
They're urging the British Ministry of Defence to stop running diver experiments on the cloven-hooved creatures.
8
The hooved one has made his decision.
9
On one stone, two figures were depicted: a saintly looking man and a beastly man-creature with hooved feet.
10
Foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) causes a highly contagious disease of cloven-hooved animals that carries enormous economic consequences.
11
Through those archaic frescoes Leng's annals stalked; and the horned, hooved, and wide-mouthed almost-humans danced evilly amidst forgotten cities.
12
The creatures were actually slightly larger than he, and moved, like the two of them, on four hooved feet.
13
The hooved faeries roamed all of the courts, hiring on for trouble at times, living as solitaries at other points.
14
Farmers and livestock owners have been urged to not remove live cloven hooved animals until the current situation has been stabilised.
15
But for the narrow-hooved mountain goats among us, we'll have to keep looking for something a little more slim, low-profile and agile.
16
When she turned her head, she saw a small horse, perhaps the size of a Shetland pony, gold, and with broad, thick powerful hooved legs.
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