prongbuck

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English

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Etymology

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From prong +‎ buck.

Noun

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prongbuck (plural prongbucks)

  1. (dated) The springbok.
  2. The pronghorn
    • 1905, Theodore Roosevelt, Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter:
      Thus the whitetail deer had thrust forward along the very narrow river bottoms into the domain of the mule-deer and the prongbuck among the foothills of the Rocky Mountains

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