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Ox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An ox (plural oxen) is a bovine animal trained as a draft animal. Oxen are commonly adult, castrated male cattle, but cows (adult females) or bulls (fertile males) may also be used ...
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oxen - definition of oxen in the Medical dictionary - by the Free ...
oxen. adult castrated male of any breed of Bos spp.
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oxen - definition of oxen by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and ...
ox·en (k s n) n. Plural of ox. oxen [ˈɒksən] n (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) the plural of ox. Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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oxen - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about oxen
ox. Castrated male of domestic cattle, used in developing countries for ploughing and other agricultural work. Also the extinct wild ox or aurochs of Europe, and surviving wild ...
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oxen - Wikisanakirja
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oxen definition of oxen in the Free Online Encyclopedia.
ox: see cattle cattle, name for the ruminant mammals of the genus Bos, and particularly those of the domesticated species, Bos taurus and B. indica.
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ox - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
Search "oxen" in: ... Etymology: Middle English, from Old English oxa; akin to Old High German ohso ox, Sanskrit ...
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