owl hoot trail
owl hoot trail noun: a path taken by outlaws or fugitives.
Noun
owl hoot trail (plural owl hoot trails)
- A path taken by outlaws or fugitives.
- “One thing after all my years ridin' the owl-hoot trail, podna, is that you can't think about what may be behind you. If you do, you soon go crazy in the head.”2000, William W. Johnstone, Justice of the Mountain Man
- Tub Sampson had quit the owl-hoot trail at the urging of his Indian wife and had been trying to make an honest living for the last several years.2003, E. Roy Hector, Escape from Hell's Corner, page 80
Forms of owl hoot trail
| plural | owl hoot trails |
|---|---|
| alternative form | hoot owl trail |
Questions about owl hoot trail
- What does owl hoot trail mean?
- Owl hoot trail means a path taken by outlaws or fugitives.
- What part of speech is owl hoot trail?
- Owl hoot trail is a noun.
- What is the plural of owl hoot trail?
- The plural of owl hoot trail is owl hoot trails.
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