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Tusker

noun
1.
Any mammal with prominent tusks (especially an elephant or wild boar).





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"Tusker" Quotes from Famous Books



... across the open with terrific speed. Jack had not the faintest idea that so ponderous a beast could move at such a pace, and he stared with fascinated eyes at the extraordinary sight. The "rogue" was an immense tusker, a big, wild, savage-looking brute, who charged with up-lifted trunk, and now trumpeted with so tremendous a note that the jungle and the hill-sides rang with the hoarse thunder. His course was laid straight for the men in front, ...
— Jack Haydon's Quest • John Finnemore
... to another, apprised the most distant that the quarry was afoot. Rapidly they converged toward the trail, taking positions in trees down wind from the point at which Tantor must pass them. Silently they waited and presently were rewarded by the sight of a mighty tusker carrying an amount of ivory in his long tusks that set their greedy hearts ...
— Jungle Tales of Tarzan • Edgar Rice Burroughs


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