moosecalls
moosecalls is the plural of moosecall.
Meaning of moosecall
Noun
moosecall (plural moosecalls)
- A horn, for example of birchbark, which imitates the bellow of a moose.
- A moosecall is a horn of birch bark used by hunters to imitate the roar and bellow of the bull moose. Hunters themselves disagree as to whether the moose is ever fooled by a moosecall.1948, George W. Stimpson, Information Roundup, page 408
- The noise made by this device.
- First of all, I could hear the handful of boos and moosecalls underneath the cheers as I took my place among the other Giants.2012, Gordon Korman, No More Dead Dogs, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, →ISBN
Questions about moosecalls
- What is moosecalls the plural of?
- Moosecalls is the plural of moosecall.
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