Ox is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OX in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hoofed mammal
• a clumsy person
• 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.
• The male of bovine quadrupeds, especially the domestic animal when castrated and grown to its full size, or nearly so. The word is also applied, as a general name, to any species of bovine animals, male and female.
• an adult castrated bull of the genus Bos; especially Bos taurus
• any of various wild bovines especially of the genera Bos or closely related Bibos
• castrated bull

Words related to OX

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How to use OX in a sentence

• Six days thou shalt do thy work and the seventh day thou shalt keep holy day, that thine ox and thine ass may rest and the son of thy maid and the stranger may be refreshed.
• Thou shalt not plough with an ox and an ass together.
• As the other mountains are inferior to the Mainaka, and as calves are inferior to the ox, so are all other kings of the earth inferior to the lord of Mithila.
• The big cat had not seized the ox with its claws by the head, but had torn open its throat and neck.
• Thou shalt not muzzle the ox that treadeth out thy corn on the floor.
• An ox would have been ill in two days after the biting on the 7th.
• On inquiring, I was told that the people and cattle there were the Nyassas, and they had slaughtered an ox, in order to exchange meat for grain as provisions on the journey.
• Ingleze mokolu, you are sorry that you have to give so much for the ox you have eaten.
• First the king and his chiefs stood around the ox, holding pounded barley cakes in their upraised hands, and praying to Jupiter to grant them victory in the approaching battle.
• One day the ox came and laid himself down before the house.
• It was the Bible that broke the chains that harnessed woman to a plow by the side of an ox.
• It takes the same labor to produce a fat hog or a fat ox, a sheep, horse, or mule, as in 1870.
• The husband does not work for three days, because he thinks his axe would break, or the horns of his ox would fall off, or he would break a leg.
• She led the ox into her cabin, tied it to the head of her bedstead, gave it some straw, and then cried again.
• A simple proof of this fact is found in the experiment in which the spur of a cock was grafted upon the ear of an ox.
• The Alevide then slaughtered a great ox, a feat which no one else had been able to accomplish.
• Our civilized provisions were getting so scarce that all must be saved for the women and children, and the men must get along some way on ox meat alone.
• After supper we were out of meat and we would have to kill an ox to get some food for breakfast.
• They moved quite slowly and reached the summit on the second night with the loss of a single ox.
• The lead ox was a fine, big fellow, each horn tipped with a brass knob, and he and I set the pace, which was scarcely that of a snail.
• The drivers of these ox trains lounged in the streets and thronged the saloons and gambling resorts.
• He fired, and the bear, slightly wounded, left the ox and turned his attention to his assailant.
• And the meaning assigned to the ox, the lion, and the eagle, is in perfect accordance with the character and personal aim of each Gospel.
• I know a gentleman who had lost an ox, which he had drawn away some distance into the Bush.
• A slave may be bought and sold in the market like an ox.

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