Antelope is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTELOPE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any one of a group of hollow-horned, hoofed, ruminant mammals closely related to goats
• a swift-running deer-like ruminant with smooth hair and upward-pointing horns, of a group native to Africa and Asia that includes the gazelles, impala, gnus, and elands.
• deerlike mammal with long legs and horns
• One of a group of ruminant quadrupeds, intermediate between the deer and the goat. The horns are usually annulated, or ringed. There are many species in Africa and Asia.
• graceful Old World ruminant with long legs and horns directed upward and backward; includes gazelles; springboks; impalas; addax; gerenuks; blackbucks; dik-diks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a ruminant mammal

Words related to ANTELOPE

addax14 antelopes11 inyala9

Words that contain ANTELOPE

antelopes11 gantelope12 gantelopes13

How to use ANTELOPE in a sentence

• The antelope is a kind of deer, but smaller in size.
• Eddy ventured off to hunt antelope, and were shot at a number of times by Indians with bows and arrows.
• The prairie was dotted over with innumerable antelope.
• Next morning we had antelope steak, right out of the loin, for breakfast.
• We passed the lake, turning down the grade into Antelope Valley.
• Some deer and antelope tried to help Old Man, but they were killed, too.
• During the day, if they happen to come upon an antelope or a buffalo, they kill it, if possible, and take some of the meat with them.
• The region was called the Antelope Flats, and was quite level, with occasional ravines.
• So Henry went with me, and we hunted antelope until we tired of the slaughter.
• Finally this black antelope disappeared and was never heard of again.
• Nothing daunted by the yelling that greeted the antelope, once they came within range fifty men were shooting at them without bringing one to grass.
• When we counted the Antelope we found we had shot twenty-two.
• We each took an Antelope in front of us on our horses and put out for camp.
• Such game as Buffalo, Elk, Antelope and Deer ranged all through that country in countless numbers.
• It would seem unreasonable at this period to tell how many Antelope one could see in one day.
• Pretty near all of the men brought two across his saddle, and I will bet that it was the biggest Antelope hunt that was ever in this country before.
• Sometimes he would say Antelope, and at other times he said he would like a piece of black tail Deer, and I invariably got what he mentioned.
• Yonder, too, we saw deer browsing, and elk and antelope.
• On that day the journal records that game had again become very abundant, deer of various kinds, elk, buffalo, antelope, bear, beaver, and geese being numerous.
• Fish is, indeed, their chief food, except roots and casual supplies of antelope, which latter, to those who have only bows and arrows, must be very scanty.
• The lever clicked, followed by a shot, which tore up the sod within a few feet of the muzzle of the rifle! The antelope were away in a flash.
• And well he might, for Demetrius had sprung upon him as a tiger upon an antelope.
• We use many things for food which you would disdain, but I might have secured antelope meat or Rocky Mountain mutton, and by way of rarity something from Russia or China.
• Antelope, killed in the early morning, is often rotten by the evening, and thus the difficulty of obtaining fresh food is greatly increased.
• The Antelope priests now circle the plaza four times, stamping on the sipapu in passing, and then return to their own kiva, and the dance is over.

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