hoofprint
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of hoofprint
Example Sentences
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That’s when I notice the trail of hoofprints in the dirt.
From Literature
Although the American beef and dairy industries are among the most efficient in the world — due in part to better breeding, genetics, and nutrition — they still leave a significant hoofprint.
From Scientific American
Although the American beef and dairy industries are among the most efficient in the world — due in part to better breeding, genetics and nutrition — they still leave a significant hoofprint.
From Salon
But I knew by now how to read their movements from a tangle of hoofprints.
From New York Times
“The targeted nature of the damage, combined with the lack of feces, pawprints, hoofprints, or other evidence of wildlife suggest human involvement,” the group said in a court filing.
From Reuters
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