water ox (Meaning)

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water ox (n)

an Asian buffalo that is often domesticated for use as a draft animal

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The massive water ox lumbered through the marshy terrain, its hooves sinking into the soft mud.
With immense strength, the water ox pulled a heavy barge along the river, its hooves drumming against the wooden deck.
The water ox's broad chest and thick, water-repellent fur made it an ideal beast of burden in aquatic environments.
The farmer's herd of water oxen grazed peacefully on the lush grasses that grew along the riverbank.
The young calf of the water ox followed its mother closely, its small hooves splashing in the shallow water.
The water ox's horns were sharp and formidable, capable of inflicting serious wounds on predators.
The water ox's nostrils were located high on its head, allowing it to breathe easily while its body was submerged.
The water ox's tail was long and bushy, serving as a natural fly-swatter in the hot, humid climate.
The water ox's hooves were split, giving it excellent traction on both wet and dry ground.
The water ox had played a vital role in the agricultural and transportation systems of many ancient civilizations.

an Asian buffalo that is often domesticated for use as a draft animal

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The massive water ox lumbered through the marshy terrain, its hooves sinking into the soft mud.

With immense strength, the water ox pulled a heavy barge along the river, its hooves drumming against the wooden deck.

The water ox's broad chest and thick, water-repellent fur made it an ideal beast of burden in aquatic environments.

The farmer's herd of water oxen grazed peacefully on the lush grasses that grew along the riverbank.