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Meaning of whole-hoofed
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whole-hoofed (a.)
Having an undivided hoof, as the horse.
whole-hoofed Sentence Examples
- The majestic moose, with its distinctive whole-hoofed gait, glided effortlessly through the dense forest.
- The whole-hoofed rhinoceros charged across the African savannah, its thunderous footsteps shaking the ground.
- The sturdy bison, with its broad, whole-hoofed hooves, trampled the prairie grasses with each mighty stride.
- The elusive giraffe, with its long, whole-hoofed legs, reached effortlessly for the highest leaves in the acacia tree.
- The elegant zebra, adorned with its intricate stripes, galloped nimbly on its whole-hoofed hooves.
- The playful goat, with its agile, whole-hoofed feet, bounded across the rocky slopes with ease.
- The solitary antelope, with its slender, whole-hoofed hooves, gracefully grazed on the African plain.
- The massive hippopotamus, its whole-hoofed feet providing ample support, submerged itself lazily in the river.
- The curious llama, with its gentle, whole-hoofed steps, ambled along the mountain trails.
- The enigmatic wild boar, with its fierce, whole-hoofed charge, defended its territory with unwavering determination.
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Having an undivided hoof, as the horse.
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The majestic moose, with its distinctive whole-hoofed gait, glided effortlessly through the dense forest.
The whole-hoofed rhinoceros charged across the African savannah, its thunderous footsteps shaking the ground.
The sturdy bison, with its broad, whole-hoofed hooves, trampled the prairie grasses with each mighty stride.
The elusive giraffe, with its long, whole-hoofed legs, reached effortlessly for the highest leaves in the acacia tree.
