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Ali.h Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Ox VS bull

what is the difference between ox and bull?
  

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A bull is a male cow, or steer (as they say in Westerns). An ox is an animal related to the cow but found in Africa and Asia.

  • A bull is a male cow, or steer (as they say in Westerns).
  • An ox is an animal related to the cow but found in Africa and Asia.
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A bull is a male cow, or steer (as they say in Westerns). An ox is an animal related to the cow but found in Africa and Asia.
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Hi,



I thought a steer was a castrated bull. Emotion: crying



Clive
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I prefer not to think of such things, it makes my eyes water.

On a Confucian level: is a castrated bull still a bull?

Now look what you've done to me, Clive, I can't sit in a meditative lotus position while crossing my knees squirmishly. All my power points have become unaligned.
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Hi,

Don't blame me. You're the one that got the ball rolling on this.

Clive
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CliveHi,

Don't blame me. You're the one that got the ball rolling on this.

Clive

Very punny, Clive.
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AdrenochromeA bull is a male cow, or steer (as they say in Westerns). An ox is an animal related to the cow but found in Africa and Asia.

The above is a load of bull. (No offence intended; the pun was simply irresistible.)

Bulls, oxen, and all the other animals mentioned thus far in this thread are members of the Bos taurus species. T

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