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roebuck
[ roh-buhk ]
noun
plural roebucks, (especially collectively) roebuck.
- a male roe deer.
roebuck
/ ˈ°ùəʊˌ²úÊŒ°ì /
noun
- the male of the roe deer
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A spokesman said: "A passing boat tried to aid the rescue and lassoed the deer, unfortunately drowning the three-year-old roebuck."
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You were always able to roebuck and rewrite your part.
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The Doctor thinks it the horn of a roebuck, or of the Ibex mas.
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The walls are hung with trophies of sport, a forest of stags' horns, including wild fallow, wapiti, red-deer, chamois, and roebuck.
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Archie knew every yard of country, and he rather liked heading his Lilliputian nag right away for a knoll or precipice, and bounding off it like a roebuck or Scottish deerhound.
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