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n. (plural of mountain goat English)
Usage examples of "mountain goats".
I shouldn't care to ride one of these mountain goats, and find myself leaping about from rock to rock.
Of course, he hadn't expected the pell-mell rush to shoot goats, but he should have expected it: most Rangers would ride half a day to shoot any game, much less unusual game such as mountain goats.
They were wild mountains, inhabited by wild creatures: slate-colored trolls, hairy wild-men, strayed wodwos, mountain goats and mining gnomes, hermits and exiles and the occasional peak-witch.
Would she stand by and let one of her companions be mauled by a rock cat, or gored by one of the territorial mountain goats?
Thus far, the only tracks they had seen were those from mountain goats and wild sheep.
It was possible, he discovered, to climb through the forest on the mountainside to a ledge above his hanging valley, and from there a steep path, used by mountain goats, led down into the depths of the canyon.
To be just, our charges were serene as ice and nimble as three mountain goats.
The mountain goats were leaping toward the top of their enclosure, the gorillas were roaring, the gibbon was laughing, its teeth bared.
Less than a mile to the east he found a small family group of ochpi, wild mountain goats with short curved horns.