Oryx

Origin

From Latin, from Ancient Greek ὄρυξ (orux, "a pickax", "an oryx (the antelope)")

Full definition of oryx

Noun

1. Any of several antelopes, of genus Oryx, native to Africa, the males and females of which have long, straight horns.

Synonyms

• sabre antelope

Anagrams

• Roxy