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black buffalo
noun
- a buffalofish, Ictiobus niger, of the Great Lakes and Mississippi River drainage systems south to Mexico.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of black buffalo1
An Americanism dating back to 1835–45
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Example Sentences
Minnesota has native populations of each of the three species studied: bigmouth buffalo, smallmouth buffalo and black buffalo.
From Science Daily
He looked out across the mud flats where his black buffaloes stood sweating.
From Washington Post
He was happy to get $80 to transport the 14 hulking black buffaloes because his hauling business was way down.
From Washington Post
At the edge of the volcano, I surveyed the landscape: The flows seemed to rumble like big black buffalo toward Sicily’s second city — teeming Catania.
From Seattle Times
He points to the rocky mounds looming over a huddle of brick houses, a herd of black buffalo and a few stunted trees.
From The Guardian
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