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pronghorns
n. (plural of pronghorn English)
Usage examples of "pronghorns".
There must have been little hunting hereabouts for years, since the pronghorns and the hares were easy to bring down.
Springbok and pronghorns are filtering in from out of the wild, replacing the bison.
The only life they sighted other than their own party were small family herds of pronghorns, grass hens, and once something which withdrew hurriedly within a pile of rocks but let forth a snarl as they passed some distance away.