cattalo

[ kat-l-oh ]

noun

, plural cat·ta·loes, cat·ta·los.

1. beefalo.

cattalo

/ ˈkætəˌləʊ /

noun

1. a hardy breed of cattle developed by crossing the American bison with domestic cattle

Word History and Origins

Origin of cattalo¹

1885–90; blend of cattle and buffalo

Word History and Origins

Origin of cattalo¹

C20: from catt ( le + buff ) alo

Example Sentences

The stage drew near to the place where now is located the famous Goodnight cattalo ranch.

From Project Gutenberg

The progeny, which he calls cattalo, make excellent beef, and he gets a very big price for the hides as robes.

From Project Gutenberg