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bullok

 

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Bullok

Part of Speech:

Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb

Sense 1:

Noun:

1. A large, domesticated mammal of the bovine family, commonly used as a draft animal in various parts of the world.

2. A castrated bull, usually used for working in agriculture.

3. (Local) A type of bullock cart used for transportation in rural areas.

Sample Sentences for Noun:
  1. She admired the strength and beauty of the bullok in the field.
  2. The farmer used bullocks to plow the fields.
  3. In some regions, bullocks are still an essential means of transportation for farmers.

Sense 2:

Verb:

1. (Local) To transport or carry using a bullock cart.

2. (Local) To drive or control a team of bullocks.

Sample Sentences for Verb:
  1. They bullocked the harvested crops to the nearby village.
  2. He learned how to bullock when he was just a young boy.

Sense 3:

Adjective:

1. (Local) Of or relating to a specific breed of bullocks.

2. (Local) Lacking intelligence or cleverness; dull or slow.

Sample Sentences for Adjective:
  1. The farmer owned a herd of bullock cattle.
  2. The bullock dog was known for its loyalty and strength.
  3. His bullock wit often led to humorous misunderstandings.

Sense 4:

Adverb:

1. (Local) In a manner characteristic of bullocks; lazily or sluggishly.

Sample Sentences for Adverb:
  1. The workers moved bullock, barely making any progress.
  2. After a heavy meal, she felt bullock and struggled to stay awake.

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