Meanings of wild oxen in English

Along our route to-day were noticed footmarks of wild oxen and wadan.

Desolate as the country appears, large herds of wild oxen rove over it.

Thus, they would have to harvest caribou and elk, wild oxen and seals.

I would as soon try to drive wild oxen as to persuade a Carruthers.

There were wild horses, wild deer, and wild oxen, those last of an enormous size.

One day she sat before the door of her cave sewing together skins of wild oxen.

They were grey above and tawny beneath, as large as wild oxen after the growth of one year.

Across our path we observed many traces of wild oxen, and a few were seen with their immense horns.

They are like young, half- wild oxen, such strong, sturdy, dark lads, thickly built and with strange hard heads, like young male caryatides.

Thence came the finest tobacco, the finest chocolate, the finest indigo, the finest cochineal, the hides of innumerable wild oxen, quinquina, coffee, sugar.

I saw an immense tract of wood and pasture, a herd of wild oxen, sheep innumerable, a curious stalactite grotto, and an Hungarian farmhouse.

"I think not, Samuel; it is a troop of gazelles or of wild oxen."