carabao

Definitions

Examples

• Red Bull—especially the Austrian version—along with Carabao appear to be the most widely recognizable brands.

• Carabao, which costs about half as much—and tastes far sweeter—is the energy drink of choice for the average Afghan.

• After chugging a can of Carabao, he chases the thugs away and wins her heart.

• At the very door grazed a lean carabao, completing a picture of the desolation and ruin in the wake of an army.

• In this respect, as well as in many others, the carabao is a very different animal from the pig.

• On this occasion, the carabao was tied to a stake in a small swale and I nerved myself to look on.

• Casey flared up: "We ought to run 'em out—they're no good, probably carabao thieves or worse—"

• The first is called “in-pa-ke′,” and at that time a hog or carabao is killed, and the two young people start housekeeping.