Bull Moose
a member of the Progressive Party under the leadership of Theodore Roosevelt.
Origin of Bull Moose
1- Also called Bull Mooser [moo-ser]. /ˈmu sər/.
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How to use Bull Moose in a sentence
TR won the primaries, was denied the nomination, split off and formed the Progressive Party (aka, the Bull Moose Party).
A bull-moose might almost have thrust his great head over our shoulders and have escaped unnoticed.
The Empty House And Other Ghost Stories | Algernon BlackwoodSlowly, with all the caution born of that day's experience, a huge Bull Moose walked out into the glow of the moon.
The Wolf Hunters | James Oliver CurwoodYet to those long slender ears of the Bull Moose, slanting beyond the heavy plates of his horns, there came a sound.
The Wolf Hunters | James Oliver CurwoodIt was a giant Bull Moose, a savage enough fellow even when confronted by an armed, cool and experienced hunter.
The Pony Rider Boys in New England | Frank Gee Patchin
And so they reluctantly gave up the notion of carrying the big head of the Bull Moose back to the Post.
The Wolf Hunters | James Oliver Curwood
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