cimarron Sentence Examples
- In the distance, a solitary cimarron horse grazed peacefully in the meadow, its sleek coat gleaming in the sunlight.
- The old cowboy shared stories of his adventures taming wild cimarron stallions on the open plains.
- Deep in the wilderness, the cimarron wolf prowled silently, its golden eyes gleaming with a primal intelligence.
- The settlers built sturdy fences to keep the cimarron cattle from wandering onto their crops.
- Legends spoke of a hidden oasis deep in the desert where the elusive cimarron mustangs roamed free.
- The outlaw was known for riding a fierce cimarron mare that no one else could tame.
- The travelers marveled at the sight of the majestic cimarron eagle soaring high above the canyon.
- Despite its rugged exterior, the cimarron terrain held a raw beauty that captivated all who ventured into its depths.
- The frontiersmen relied on the cimarron river for freshwater during their arduous journeys through the wilderness.
- As night fell, the eerie howl of a distant cimarron coyote echoed through the valley, signaling the end of another day in the untamed frontier.
cimarron Meaning
cimarron (n)
a river that rises in northeastern New Mexico and flows eastward into Oklahoma where it becomes a tributary of the Arkansas River
wild sheep of mountainous regions of western North America having massive curled horns
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a river that rises in northeastern New Mexico and flows eastward into Oklahoma where it becomes a tributary of the Arkansas River, wild sheep of mountainous reg
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In the distance, a solitary cimarron horse grazed peacefully in the meadow, its sleek coat gleaming in the sunlight.
The old cowboy shared stories of his adventures taming wild cimarron stallions on the open plains.
Deep in the wilderness, the cimarron wolf prowled silently, its golden eyes gleaming with a primal intelligence.
The settlers built sturdy fences to keep the cimarron cattle from wandering onto their crops.
