Oxen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OXEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OX, a hoofed mammal
• a domesticated bovine animal kept for milk or meat; a cow or bull
• a castrated bull used as a draught animal
• used in names of wild animals related to or resembling a domesticated ox, e.g. musk ox.
• domesticated bovine animals as a group regardless of sex or age
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of ox

Words related to OXEN

owsen8 ox9

Words that contain OXEN

boxen14 woxen15 muskoxen21 naproxen17 pyroxene20 naproxens18 pyroxenes21 pyroxenic23 philoxenia22 pyroxenite22 pyroxenoid23 philoxenias23 pyroxenites23 pyroxenitic25 pyroxenoids24 clinopyroxene27 orthopyroxene28 clinopyroxenes28 orthopyroxenes29

How to use OXEN in a sentence

• Thus very few prisoners were taken, but a great number of oxen, asses, and sheep.
• But the firstborn of oxen, sheep and goats shall not be redeemed.
• Early in the day, the first two wagons started, each drawn by three yoke of powerful oxen, whose great moist eyes looked as though they too had parting tears to shed.
• We started one team across, but the oxen broke through the ice, and would not go over.
• Their gifts before the Lord, six wagons covered, and twelve oxen.
• A yoke of oxen was attached to it, three men managed it, and in the first five minutes it had laid one hundred feet of pipe and covered it with earth.
• Then grant to the people of Pylos recompense for the sacrifice of oxen they have made.
• If colts belong to oxen, then I will always fish in dust.
• Another must try the five yoke of oxen he had that day bought, as if night were the best time to do this.
• They are his oxen, of course, and we should not feel right if we were to keep this from him.
• A great work we had dragging them up to Plassenburg by rope and chain and laboring plough oxen.
• Homer professes to prefer mules to oxen for ploughing.
• The next morning I went to the pond of water, and found the oxen had been watered there.
• They had shot our oxen before we left and they have slain them this time and the people too.
• The oxen came up for water, and the mule with them.
• We got ahead of the oxen and kept there until we reached the little pond and then guarded it to keep them from wading into it, in their eagerness to reach some drink.
• All except the two men managed to get across, and finding no water the packs were taken from the oxen and they were driven to the lake which appeared on the left.
• There was so little feed for oxen that they could gain no strength, but were much refreshed by the water and could still travel.
• He found the Indians rioting in their plunder, riding the oxen in the glee of triumph, and acting as if the whole body was intoxicated.
• For a light wagon the immigrants did not hesitate to offer three or four heavy ones, and sometimes a yoke of oxen to boot.
• Horses, pigs, and oxen grow rapidly, and become larger than their sires.
• We have also stated that animals brought from Spain, such as oxen, attain a greater size.
• We kept two pair of horses and a yoke of oxen to work the farm.

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