tamarau in British English
or tamarao (ˈtæməˌraʊ)
noun
a small rare member of the cattle tribe, Anoa mindorensis, of lowland areas of Mindoro in the Philippines
Compare anoaWord origin
from Tagalog tamaráwtamarau in American English
(ˌtɑməˈraʊ)
noun
a small, black, wild buffalo (Bubalus mindorensis), native to Mindoro in the Philippines and now rare
: also sp. ˌtamaˈrao Word origin
TagalogImage oftamarau
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- to be frightened
- to be frightened of sth/of doing sth or to do sth
- to be full of beans
- to be full to bursting
- to-be-full-to-bursting
- to be full to overflowing
- to be full to the brim
- to be furious with sb
- to be gasping for a drink/cigarette
- to be geared to or towards
- to be/get acquainted with sth
- to be/get cross about sth
- to be/get cross with sb
- to be/get in a pickle
- to be/get lumbered with doing sth
- to be/get lumbered with sb/sth
- to be/get one up on sb
- to be/get out and about
- to be/get out of debt
- dog breeder
- dogcart
- dog-catcher
- dogcatcher
- dog-collar
- dog days