Associations to the word «Elk»
Noun
- Moose
- Deer
- Antelope
- Bison
- Yellowstone
- Reindeer
- Grove
- Cougar
- Lynx
- Mule
- Coyote
- Herd
- Beaver
- Boar
- Lodge
- Lick
- Sioux
- Rotary
- Buffalo
- Rocky
- Squirrel
- Otter
- Sheep
- Badger
- Mammal
- Roe
- Pheasant
- Goat
- Grazing
- Aspen
- Fellows
- Wildlife
- Wolf
- Sacramento
- Creek
- Wolverine
- Bear
- Horn
- Puma
- Chesapeake
- Boulevard
- Stag
- Rapid
- Hoof
- Prairie
- Wyoming
- Northwest
- Fork
- Redwood
- Confluence
- Trout
- Salmon
- Knob
- Cree
- Rockies
- Watershed
- Cheyenne
- Quail
- Hunting
- Sable
- Hare
- Susquehanna
- Wilderness
- Steak
- Butte
- Meadows
- Tributary
- Quadrangle
- Plow
- Weasel
- Meat
- Rabbit
- Wheeling
- Township
- Omaha
- Ger
- Buena
- Roosevelt
Adjective
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Wiktionary
ELK, noun. (British) The largest member of the deer family (Alces alces); a moose.
ELK, noun. (North America) The common wapiti (Cervus canadensis); the second largest member of the deer family, smaller only than a moose. Elk never have flat antlers; moose do.
ELK, noun. (informal) An Acorn Electron computer.
ELK, noun. A member of a fraternal organization for men called the Elks.
ELK TEST, noun. Moose test
Dictionary definition
ELK, noun. Large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers in the male; called `elk' in Europe and `moose' in North America.
ELK, noun. Large North American deer with large much-branched antlers in the male.
ELK, noun. Common deer of temperate Europe and Asia.
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