tusker (Meaning)

Wordnet

tusker (n)

any mammal with prominent tusks (especially an elephant or wild boar)

Webster

A large wild boar.

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The majestic tusker charged through the forest, its ivory tusks gleaming in the sunlight.
The old tusker was a respected member of the elephant herd, his wisdom and experience guiding its movements.
The poachers ruthlessly hunted the tuskers for their valuable ivory, decimating elephant populations.
The conservationists carefully monitored the tuskers, observing their behavior and protecting them from threats.
The tusker's trunk was incredibly versatile, allowing it to grasp objects, drink water, and communicate with its kin.
The tusker's ears were like giant fans, helping to regulate its body temperature and deter insects.
The tuskers would often bathe in rivers and lakes, using their trunks to spray water over their bodies.
The tusker's tusks were constantly growing, requiring them to gnaw on trees to keep them trimmed.
The young tuskers would play and frolic in the forest, their laughter echoing through the undergrowth.
The tuskers were a symbol of Africa's rich wildlife heritage, respected and admired by all who encountered them.

any mammal with prominent tusks (especially an elephant or wild boar)A large wild boar.

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The majestic tusker charged through the forest, its ivory tusks gleaming in the sunlight.

The old tusker was a respected member of the elephant herd, his wisdom and experience guiding its movements.

The poachers ruthlessly hunted the tuskers for their valuable ivory, decimating elephant populations.

The conservationists carefully monitored the tuskers, observing their behavior and protecting them from threats.