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Meanings of horned owls in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bubo"
Examples for "bubo"
1
Swelling of the glands in the groin is common, called a bubo.
2
Salve can be dabbed to a burn or a swelling bubo.
3
Still, if you wake up with a bubo on your groin, better see a doctor all the same.
4
Pliny, in describing this bird, says, "bubo funebris et maxime abominatus"; whilst Chaucer writes: "The owl eke that of death the bode ybringeth."
5
They free suspected coup leader and former navy chief, Bubo Na Tchuto.
Usage of horned owls in English
1
West of this floor were the great horned owls.
2
But they've the shape and colour of horned owls And I'm half certain they've a human face.
3
Others insist the "aliens" were monkeys escaped from a carnival or horned owls or even an angry cat.
4
Stars and constellations glittered overhead, and night herons and great horned owls soared the cold currents beneath a moon of pure ice.
5
One of the first things Mrs. Woodchuck taught her children was to beware of dogs and foxes, minks and weasels, skunks and great horned owls.
6
The only people who seemed to enjoy it were the great horned Owls.
7
Never elsewhere have I seen Horned Owls so plentiful.
8
Horned owls are becoming rare; even the barn-owl has all but disappeared from some districts, and the wood-owl is local.
9
Every time he heard the leaves rustle in the trees he jumped as if forty Great Horned Owls were after him.
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Translations for horned owls
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