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Often used in the same context:
couriers,
donkeys,
smugglers,
traffickers,
oxen,
oxcart,
cowboys,
ponies,
drays,
camels,
drovers,
dromedaries,
porters,
vaqueros,
yaks,
horses,
steeds,
wagon,
stagecoaches,
packhorse,
flatboats,
wagonload,
stockmen,
picadors,
cavalrymen,
canoes,
cowpokes,
hoboes,
longhorns,
tramps,
laundresses,
horseback,
overland,
moonshiners,
carabao,
goats,
boxcars,
stagecoach,
cotton picker,
sleds,
pullers,
buckboard,
llamas,
suitcases,
pimps,
valises,
gauchos,
prostitutes,
saddles,
horseflesh,
zebu,
pocketfuls,
broncs,
tractors,
rustler,
bovines,
pawnees,
charolais,
sailers,
sheepherder,
hillbillies,
backwoodsmen,
mule skinner,
frontiersmen,
smurfs,
mochila,
steamboats,
handsaws,
dehorn,
backpackers,
crooks,
desperadoes,
cows,
kelpies,
estray,
shepherds,
boatmen,
highwaymen,
dugout canoe,
harrows,
sleighs,
informants,
clop,
prairie schooner,
thoroughbreds,
madams,
dragoons,
hoes,
percheron,
toboggans,
racketeers,
revenuers,
stockades,
waggon,
wranglers,
pushers,
satchels,
wheelers,
camelback,
slaves,
buckskin,
mule,
bullocks,
camel,
pony,
donkey,
horse,
buffaloes,
mustang,
cattle,
colts,
pigeons,
colt,
reindeer
Appears in the definition of:
caravan,
epona,
march,
muleteer,
mule driver,
mule skinner,
plod,
skinner,
train,
wagon train
More general:
carpet slipper,
slipper
Synonyms:
mule,
scuff,
scuffs
Also try:
— Adjectives for mules:
many,
few,
several,
laden,
good,
white,
dead,
little,
more,
big,
old,
more...
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