elk Definition
elk (elk)
elk Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: But we did see a young elk as well as reindeer and roe deer.
- include: Wildlife includes elk, deer, brown bears and wolves.
- shoot: Ken and Kris discover poachers who are shooting elk with a crossbow to cut off the antlers.
- spot: You then set out across the snow, possibly spotting elks as you explore.
Adjective modifier
- wild: They sound like a herd of wild elk running from the wolf pack at two in the morning.
- great: The great elk did not say, " Cloven hoofs are very much worn now.
Modifies a noun
- grove: An elk grove coin jackpot for a good deal attract the to.
- safari: However, in keeping with the contained exertion of our holiday we chose the elk safari option.
- steak: Social Profile Food & Drink: Local specialities include fresh rainbow trout, buffalo and elk steaks and Mexican dishes.
- population: Beyond 1850 The wolves had taken a heavy toll on the elk population and by 1830 they were scarce.
- herd: The National Elk Refuge provides critical winter range for an elk herd of approx.
- cow: Here the elk cows appear as if X-rayed and the ships no longer have elk cows heads on their prows.
Noun used with modifier
bull: In due course, who should come down to drink but a very nice 7 point bull elk!
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