Goral is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GORAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an Indian goat antelope resembling the chamois, also GOORAL
• a long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia.
• small S Asian goat antelope
• An Indian goat antelope (Nemorhedus goral), resembling the chamois.
• small goat antelope with small conical horns; of southern Asian mountains
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a goat antelope

Words related to GORAL

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How to use GORAL in a sentence

• We would arrive to see the hounds dancing about the burrow yelping excitedly instead of having a goral at bay as we had expected.
• It left a cold, gray morning with dense clouds weaving in and out among the peaks but, nevertheless, I decided to go out with the hunters to try for goral.
• The hunters, mad with excitement, dashed up the hill and down into the stream bed, and when I arrived the goral lay on a grassy ledge beside the water.
• One of the natives cut a leafy branch, placed the goral upon it and at the first cut chanted a prayer.
• I lay flat on my back for a few minutes and got to my knees just as the goral appeared on the opposite cliff.
• A moment later we heard the goral leaping down the cliff not a hundred yards away.
• We had not gone a hundred yards when the hunter shouted that a goral was running in our direction.
• Hotenfa reached the edge of the ridge before me, and I saw him fire with the three-barrel gun at a goral which disappeared into the brush.
• The goral dashed over the ridge almost on top of the second hunter who was too surprised to shoot and only yelled that it was coming toward us on the cliff below.
• As the goral leaped Hotenfa seemed suddenly to go insane.
• By mistake Hotenfa had discharged a load of buckshot and it was my bullet which had killed the goral but his joy was so great that I would not for anything have disillusioned him.
• I leaped down to his side just as he fired at a big female goral which was sound asleep in an open patch of grass on the mountain-side.
• Hotenfa chanted his prayer when we opened the goral, but the God of the Hunt missed his offering for my bullet had smashed the heart to a pulp.
• No dinner which I have ever eaten tasted like the one we had of goral steak that night and after a smoke I crawled into my sleeping bag, dead tired in body but with a happy heart.
• One of our best hounds while hunting alone, brought a goral to bay and was found dead next day by the hunters with its side ripped open.
• I have seen a goral run down the face of a cliff which appeared to be almost perpendicular, and where the dogs dared not venture.
• They told us that the goral were on a rocky, thinly forested mountain which rose two thousand feet above the valley, and for an hour and a half we climbed steadily upward.
• He tried to show the animals to me and at last I caught sight of what I thought was a goral standing on a narrow ledge.
• The goral had not discovered where the shower of dirt and stones came from before I fired hurriedly, breaking his fore leg at the knee.
• I fired just as the animal gained the trees and, at the crash of my rifle, the goral plunged headlong down the mountain, stone dead.
• I was perfectly sure that the goral would try to steal out, and in two or three minutes his head appeared.
• It was a good three quarters of an hour before we peered cautiously between two rocks opposite the ledge where the goral had been asleep.
• It was dangerous going, but we gained the meadow in safety and worked cautiously up to a grassy ridge where the goral had been standing.
• The goral had disappeared, and even Achi could not discover a sign of life upon the meadow.
• Instantly there was a rattle of stones and a huge goral leaped out of the grass thirty yards away and dashed up the hill.
• I looked up just in time to see another goral flash behind a rock on the very summit of the ridge.
• He rode out on Thursday afternoon and remained until Sunday, bringing us mail, war news, and fresh vegetables, and returning with goral meat for all the foreigners in Teng-yueh.
• On the way back to camp we saw a goral on the cliffs across the river.

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