How to use buckhound in a sentence
Harriers were sometimes taken with buckhounds on hunting expeditions as well as with greyhounds.
The Master of Game | Second Duke of York, EdwardThe Master of Buckhounds was allowed a halfpenny a day each for his hounds and greyhounds.
The Master of Game | Second Duke of York, EdwardI have already requested the Master of the Buckhounds to provide me with cardboard.
The Napoleon of Notting Hill | Gilbert K. ChestertonHe had been always ridden with the Buckhounds; he will race the deer as sure as we live!
Under Two Flags | Ouida [Louise de la Ramee]He was devoted to her all his life and was her master of horse and master of buckhounds for many years.
One Irish Summer | William Eleroy Curtis
British Dictionary definitions for buckhound
/ (ˈbʌkˌhaʊnd) /
a hound, smaller than a staghound, used for hunting the smaller breeds of deer, esp fallow deer
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