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English	English
hoof	hooves
affect displacement or amplitude, cause interference, have an undesirable effect, hit a hoof against a leg, impede, obstruct, hinder; meddle, intrude in the affairs of others; collide; block an opposing player (Sports); create interference (Physics, El...	interfere
affected with dryness or contraction of the hoof which eventually results in lameness (Veterinary Medicine)	hoofbound
animal which has hoofs, hoofed animal, having hoofs; resembling a hoof, hoofed mammal, shaped like hoof, with hoofs	ungulate
base of embankment, drive nail at angle, fasten something with angled nail, foot part, lower end of shaft, one of the digits of the foot; front section (as of a sock, etc.), part of golf club, part of hoof, part of shoe or sock, part resembling toe, st...	toe
claw, nail, hoof; claw-shaped base of some petals (Botany), claw-shaped base of petal, or hoof	unguis
front hoof	forehoof
hoof part, projecting rock, somebody or something that gives support, support for wall, support or reinforce something, support wall, brace	buttress
hoof-and-mouth disease, viral disease of animals	foot-and-mouth disease
leaf blade, protective plate inside a hoof, thin layer, thin plate, thin sheet; overlapping layer; blade of a leaf, opened area of a leaf	lamina
mark left in the ground by a hoof (of a horse, cow, etc.)	hoofmark
mark of Devil, split hoof of animal	cloven hoof; cloven foot
of a nail or claw, resembling a nail or claw, resembling a hoof, of fingernails or toenails, of nail, or hoof	ungual
sound made by a hoof when walking or running	hoofbeat
strike repeatedly with the hoof, touch clumsily, feel; scratch, strike; fondle, caress (Slang)	paw

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