Oxer

Noun:

1. A type of jump used in equestrian sports, consisting of two vertical obstacles placed close together separated by a spread, resembling the shape of an ox's yoke.
2. A wooden frame or barrier used in logging to hold logs in place.
3. An individual ox used for pulling heavy loads.

Verb:

1. To jump over an oxer in horse riding.
2. To use a wooden oxer barrier in logging activities.
3. To harness an ox to a cart or plow.

Sample Sentences:

• The equestrian successfully cleared the oxer during the showjumping competition.
• In the logging industry, oxers are commonly used to secure logs on downhill slopes.
• The farmer relied on his ox as the strong oxer effortlessly pulled the heavy load.
• She felt a thrill of excitement as she attempted to oxer over the jump for the first time.
• The logging crew used oxer barriers to prevent the logs from rolling down the hill.
• They would oxer their oxen to the plow to prepare the fields for planting.

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