oxhead (Meaning)
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oxhead (n.)
Literally, the head of an ox (emblem of cuckoldom); hence, a dolt; a blockhead.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oxhead
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oxhead Sentence Examples
- The Renaissance tapestry depicted an oxhead as a symbol of strength and fertility.
- The blacksmith forged an oxhead pendant as a good luck charm for travelers.
- The oak door handle was carved with an intricate oxhead design, adding an imposing touch.
- The Viking drinking horn featured an oxhead tip, representing their reverence for cattle.
- The butcher's cleaver bore the distinct shape of an oxhead, a testament to its purpose.
- The blacksmith's anvil featured a sturdy oxhead base, providing a solid foundation for his work.
- The medieval castle boasted a grand doorway adorned with oxhead carvings, signifying its defensive might.
- The blacksmith's tongs were designed with an oxhead shape, allowing him to grip metal rods securely.
- The ship's prow was adorned with a gilded oxhead, symbolizing the vessel's strength and resilience.
- The ornate oxhead clock on the mantlepiece marked the passing of time with intricate craftsmanship.
FAQs About the word oxhead
Literally, the head of an ox (emblem of cuckoldom); hence, a dolt; a blockhead.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Renaissance tapestry depicted an oxhead as a symbol of strength and fertility.
The blacksmith forged an oxhead pendant as a good luck charm for travelers.
The oak door handle was carved with an intricate oxhead design, adding an imposing touch.
The Viking drinking horn featured an oxhead tip, representing their reverence for cattle.
