Associations to the word «Boar»
Noun
- Tusk
- Stag
- Deer
- Sus
- Sow
- Roe
- Badger
- Jackal
- Lynx
- Leopard
- Hare
- Antelope
- Hog
- Pheasant
- Swine
- Pig
- Squirrel
- Hedgehog
- Argonaut
- Spear
- Bison
- Elk
- Artemis
- Heracles
- Hunting
- Weasel
- Otter
- Tortoise
- Hound
- Hunt
- Wild
- Mammal
- Partridge
- Fauna
- Wolf
- Rabbit
- Aphrodite
- Goat
- Snout
- Lion
- Frey
- Moose
- Avatar
- Elephant
- Crocodile
- Lr
- Fowl
- Fox
- Sable
- Ox
- Pork
- Odysseus
- Acorn
- Quail
- Lair
- Carcass
- Peacock
- Bear
- Wildcat
- Odin
- Reindeer
- Monkey
- Animal
- Coyote
- Barak
- Thicket
- Arjuna
- Tiger
- Puma
- Vulture
- Tavern
- Panther
- Python
- Javelin
- Slew
- Gin
- Tit
- Herd
Adjective
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Wiktionary
BOAR, noun. A wild boar (Sus scrofa), the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig.
BOAR, noun. A male pig.
Dictionary definition
BOAR, noun. Old World wild swine having a narrow body and prominent tusks from which most domestic swine come; introduced in United States.
BOAR, noun. An uncastrated male hog.
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