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A word used to denote animals that have hooves

"hoofed," 1802, from Late Latin ungulatus "hoofed," from ungula "hoof, claw, talon," diminutive (in form but not sense) of unguis "nail" (see ungual). Ungulata, [..]

mammal with hooves, usually divided into even-toed ungulates (cattle, camels, deer) and odd-toed ungulates (horses, zebras, rhinoceroses).

A common name for a hoofed mammal.

Hooved. Noun, any hooved mammal. unicellular

(L: unguis= nail/claw/hoof; ungula= small hoof/claw) a hoofed mammal.

A hoofed, typically herbivorous, quadruped mammal (including ruminants, swine, camel, hippopotamus, horse, rhinoceros and elephant).

(n) any of a number of mammals with hooves that are superficially similar but not necessarily closely related taxonomically(adj) having or resembling hoofs

A hoofed mammal which is usually adapted for running. Includes deer, cattle, gazelles, horses, elephants, and hyraxes. Most are large herbivores. The term no longer has taxonomic significance.

An animal that has hooves, as a deer or horse.

Hoofed animals such as elk, deer, bighorn sheep, moose and mountain goat.

A hoofed mammal, such as a horse, camel or pig.

A hoofed mammal, such as deer, elk, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, moose, antelope, caribou and bison.

a hoofed mammal

A hoofed animal. Ungulates include deer, sheep, elk, moose, caribou, ibex, goats, pronghorn and Asian and African antelope.

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