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zebro

zebro noun: a wild horse or horse-like animal that many medieval authors reported living in the Iberian Peninsula until the 16th century, described as an ashen-colored animal with a dorsal stripe, smaller than domesticated horses, and difficult to tame.

Noun

zebro (plural zebros)

  1. A wild horse or horse-like animal that many medieval authors reported living in the Iberian Peninsula until the 16th century, described as an ashen-colored animal with a dorsal stripe, smaller than domesticated horses, and difficult to tame.

Forms of zebro

pluralzebros

Questions about zebro

What does zebro mean?
Zebro means a wild horse or horse-like animal that many medieval authors reported living in the Iberian Peninsula until the 16th century, described as an ashen-colored animal with a dorsal stripe, smaller than domesticated horses, and difficult to tame.
What part of speech is zebro?
Zebro is a noun.
What is the plural of zebro?
The plural of zebro is zebros.

Words near zebro in the dictionary

  1. zebrine
  2. zebrines
  3. zebrinnies
  4. zebrinny
  5. zebrins
  6. zebro
  7. zebroid
  8. zebroids
  9. Zebrowski
  10. Zebrowskis
  11. zebrula

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