Meanings of white ox in English

And that white ox, Hattie you remember my telling you about him.

A brown-and- white ox appeared out of the storm, pulling a high-sided cart.

By moonlight perhaps the white ox-eyed daisies show the most.

The cherry-trees, laden with black and white ox-hearts, were visited.

Some had fine white ox horn shaved so thin they were transparent for windows.

Then Decius sacrificed the white ox to Mars, and gave the other oxen to his soldiers.

From an old leather bag he produced the twelve magic shinbones from the great white ox.

The framework is made of an iron plate beaten out thin, over which is stretched milk- white ox-hide.

She had entered the water, riding her grey mare while Tamboosa led the white ox at her side.

The white ox had broken down the fence at the corner, and would soon have been in the cornfield.

In another minute she was mounted, and, accompanied by her father, riding on the road along which Tamboosa had led the white ox.

Then she came, and after her Tamboosa, leading the white ox, followed by another guard, which in turn was followed by the entire regiment.

In each train there was generally one gorgeous equipage- acartpainted blue, with a canvas cover, drawn by one large white ox in raw-hide harness.

White ox-eye daisies love the grass, and many orchids, and in shady places white cow-parsley, and blue wild geraniums, and all the buttercups.

"Inkosazana, to-morrow I will bring on the white ox to Ramah, and I will bring it alone."

"He will dry your bed with one throw of the shinbones of the great white ox," she promised.