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Meaning of oxcart
Wordnet
oxcart (n)
a cart that is drawn by an ox
oxcart Sentence Examples
- Farmers used sturdy oxcarts to transport their crops and livestock.
- The creaking oxcart rolled slowly along the dusty road, its wooden wheels groaning beneath the weight.
- Two massive oxen pulled the oxcart through the muddy field, their hooves sinking into the soil.
- The oxcart driver sat perched atop the cart, guiding the animals with a flick of the reins.
- The children waved excitedly as the oxcart passed by, its colorful paint and elaborate carvings catching their attention.
- The oxcart rumbled by the blacksmith's shop, its metal tires sparking against the cobblestones.
- The priest used an oxcart to carry sacred relics and religious artifacts during processions.
- The oxcart became a symbol of the slow pace of life in the rural countryside.
- The driver filled the oxcart with bundles of firewood, planning to sell them at the market.
- The old oxcart stood as a testament to the hard work and determination of generations of farmers.
FAQs About the word oxcart
a cart that is drawn by an ox
wagon, spring wagon,dray, cart, wagonette, wain, jolt-wagon, pushcart, tram,wheelbarrow
No antonyms found.
Farmers used sturdy oxcarts to transport their crops and livestock.
The creaking oxcart rolled slowly along the dusty road, its wooden wheels groaning beneath the weight.
Two massive oxen pulled the oxcart through the muddy field, their hooves sinking into the soil.
The oxcart driver sat perched atop the cart, guiding the animals with a flick of the reins.
