ox

/ɑks/
noun
  1. A domesticated bovine animal used for pulling heavy loads, especially a castrated adult male bull.
    • The farmer used a pair of oxen to plow the field.
    • In many cultures, the ox is a symbol of strength and hard work.
    • The ox pulled the cart loaded with hay up the hill.
  2. Any large, horned bovine animal, such as a bull or cow, especially in a general or collective sense.
    • The herd of oxen grazed peacefully in the meadow.
    • The zoo has a display about the history of oxen in agriculture.
    • Wild oxen once roamed the forests of Europe.
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