oxling
oxling noun: a small, young, or miniature ox.
Noun
oxling (plural oxlings)
- A small, young, or miniature ox.
- Well! Had you no shame, you miserable beast, to let such an affront get past your lips? Where you outdo me, I have no idea; for I'm as fit as you for any task, you poor, ill-fated, nonsense-talking oxling.2003, Nick Nicholas, George Baloglou, An Entertaining Tale of Quadrupeds
Forms of oxling
| plural | oxlings |
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Origin of oxling
From ox + -ling.
Questions about oxling
- What does oxling mean?
- Oxling means a small, young, or miniature ox.
- What part of speech is oxling?
- Oxling is a noun.
- What is the plural of oxling?
- The plural of oxling is oxlings.
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