Definition of oxhide in English:

oxhide

noun ˈɒkshʌɪdˈɑksˌhaɪd

mass noun

Leather made from the hide of an ox.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the sixth century Saint Brendan set off from the west coast of Ireland in a small currach made of wicker and oxhide to search for the Isles of the Blessed.
- He motioned to his advisors and they produced an oxhide and one of them threw it on the ground between them.
- His equivalents in Minos and Mycenae from 3,000 bc to 1,000 bc wore helmets and carried oxhide shields around their necks; later the shield became smaller and was carried on the arm.
- He's a darling boy, no trouble at all, tough as oxhide.

Definition of oxhide in US English:

oxhide

nounˈäksˌhīdˈɑksˌhaɪd

Leather made from the hide of an ox.
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a darling boy, no trouble at all, tough as oxhide.
- He motioned to his advisors and they produced an oxhide and one of them threw it on the ground between them.
- In the sixth century Saint Brendan set off from the west coast of Ireland in a small currach made of wicker and oxhide to search for the Isles of the Blessed.
- His equivalents in Minos and Mycenae from 3,000 bc to 1,000 bc wore helmets and carried oxhide shields around their necks; later the shield became smaller and was carried on the arm.

单词	oxhide
释义	Definition of oxhide in English: oxhide noun ˈɒkshʌɪdˈɑksˌhaɪd mass noun Leather made from the hide of an ox. Example sentencesExamples In the sixth century Saint Brendan set off from the west coast of Ireland in a small currach made of wicker and oxhide to search for the Isles of the Blessed. He motioned to his advisors and they produced an oxhide and one of them threw it on the ground between them. His equivalents in Minos and Mycenae from 3,000 bc to 1,000 bc wore helmets and carried oxhide shields around their necks; later the shield became smaller and was carried on the arm. He's a darling boy, no trouble at all, tough as oxhide. Definition of oxhide in US English: oxhide nounˈäksˌhīdˈɑksˌhaɪd Leather made from the hide of an ox. Example sentencesExamples He's a darling boy, no trouble at all, tough as oxhide. He motioned to his advisors and they produced an oxhide and one of them threw it on the ground between them. In the sixth century Saint Brendan set off from the west coast of Ireland in a small currach made of wicker and oxhide to search for the Isles of the Blessed. His equivalents in Minos and Mycenae from 3,000 bc to 1,000 bc wore helmets and carried oxhide shields around their necks; later the shield became smaller and was carried on the arm.
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