Associations to the word «Bighorn»
Noun
- Custer
- Reno
- Yellowstone
- Sheep
- Elk
- Cheyenne
- Sioux
- Deer
- Mule
- Moose
- Wyoming
- Antelope
- Coyote
- Cougar
- Bison
- Little
- Montana
- Battlefield
- Rocky
- Armstrong
- Lynx
- Goat
- Crow
- Canyon
- Squirrel
- Tortoise
- Wildlife
- Mammal
- Myles
- Gibbon
- Encampment
- Quail
- Herd
- Butte
- Basin
- Nba
- Hardin
- Wilderness
- Confluence
- Trapper
- Cavalry
- Wolverine
- Dall
- Badger
- Battle
- Trout
- Beaver
- Recreation
- Precipice
- Sierra
- Helena
- Horn
- Mountain
- Sheridan
- Kellogg
- Bull
- Scout
- Eyewitness
- Kangaroo
- Comanche
- Andres
- Nevada
- Headwater
- Reservation
- Ewing
- Sacramento
- Rivers
- Burnham
- Tributary
- Monument
- Trooper
- Buffalo
- Plain
- Bear
- Gauntlet
- Prairie
- Alberta
- Subspecies
- Refuge
- Rabbit
- Otter
Adjective
Pictures for the word «Bighorn»
Wiktionary
BIGHORN, noun. Either of two North American species of sheep, Ovis canadensis and Ovis dalli, having large, curving horns
BIGHORN SHEEP, noun. A North American endangered species of wild sheep, Ovis canadensis.
Dictionary definition
BIGHORN, noun. A river that flows from central Wyoming to the Yellowstone River in southern Montana.
BIGHORN, noun. Wild sheep of mountainous regions of western North America having massive curled horns.
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