Hoof is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOOF in dictionary:

VERB:
• to dance
• kick (a ball) powerfully
• go on foot
• To walk as cattle.
• To be on a tramp; to foot.
• dance in a professional capacity
• kick or trample with the hooves
• dance
NOUN:
• the horny part of the feet of animals
• the horny part of the foot of an ungulate animal, especially a horse
• horny covering of the foot of a horse, deer, etc
• The horny substance or case that covers or terminates the feet of certain animals, as horses, oxen, etc.
• A hoofed animal; a beast.
• See Ungula.
• the foot of an ungulate mammal
• the horny covering of the end of the foot in ungulate mammals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the hard covering on the feet of certain animals

Words related to HOOF

cloot7 hoofed13 hoofing14 hoofless14 hooflike18 hoofs11 hooves12

Words that contain HOOF

choof13 hoofs11 whoof14 behoof14 choofs14 hoofed13 hoofer12 whoofs15 behoofs15 choofed16 hoofers13 hoofing14 hoofrot13 shoofly16 whoofed17 choofing17 forehoof17 hoofbeat16 hoofless14 hooflike18 hoofrots14 whoofing18 forehoofs18 hoofbeats17 hoofbound18 hoofprint17 shooflies15 hoofprints18

How to use HOOF in a sentence

• Farther in they heard the crack of a stick broken under a heavy hoof.
• And about some twenty steps up the stairs was the old Captain Hisgins with a drawn sword in his hand where he had halted, just below the last hoof sound.
• There was no doubt about it at all, the thing above Miss Hisgins was an enormous, shadowy hoof.
• Neither horn nor hoof nor tail of him has been seen for a century.
• The Hoof CHAPTER III GENERAL PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ANATOMICAL OBSERVATIONS A.
• With no outlet below, the pus formation increases until finally it finds its way out of the hoof by emerging at the coronet.
• This done, the whole foot is treated with a suitable hoof ointment, and a shoe applied that affords protection to the sole without imposing pressure upon it.
• The peasants believe that they can still see on a stone the imprint left by the hoof of St.
• Near the point at which I stood, which was secured by a railing, was an impression in the rock like the hoof of a giant horse, from which the place takes its name.
• The alternative seems to be to perfect the principle of the lawn mowing shoe, which is little more than a stiff bag over the hoof.
• The trail was carpeted with needles of the pine and their going was silent save for the creak of the saddles and the occasional click of a hoof against an uncovered rock.
• If conformation is faulty and too much weight is borne on the inner or the outer quarter, and the hoof wall at the quarter tends to turn inward, corns are usually present.
• But Reed and I raised such a howl around that town that we posted every man with beeves for sale until the buyers had to pony up the cash for every hoof they bought.
• It seemed as if the darts of pain shot from hoof to flank with every step.
• Every clear morning I was in the saddle before breakfast, and there are few roads or lanes within ten miles of Rivermouth that have not borne the print of her vagrant hoof.
• Hare was glad though not surprised when she snorted and cracked her iron-shod hoof on a stone at the edge of the sand.
• When every hoof over five years of age was separated, we had a nucleus for our beef herd numbering about two hundred and forty steers.
• There was the dull, unmistakable click of a hoof striking against a rock, the softer sound of treading on yielding soil.
• With the rifle useless in my hands I listened to each hoof beat and the stones which his flying feet sent rattling into the gorge.
• Neither foot nor hoof had passed or even sounded in the distance.
• Now he came to a region where the dead and wounded were so thick that he dismounted and led his horse, lest a hoof be planted upon any one of them.
• Without a hoof on it, it has a value in proportion to its carrying capacity, and Priest and I want these boys to secure it.
• The plunge upset the robber, and as the pony swept over him he got a vicious blow from one hoof.
• A plant known in Jamaica under the name of bull hoof yields a narcotic which has been administered successfully in the shape of tincture and a syrup, instead of opium.
• The hoof itself was stained a dull red where the blood had run down.

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