donkey (redirected from Ikwal samra)

donkey: see ass.

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donkey

 or burro

Descendant of the African wild ass that has been used as a beast of burden since 4000 BC. The average donkey stands about 40 in. (100 cm) high at the shoulder, but breeds range from 24 to 66 in. (61–168 cm). Coats range from white to gray or black, usually with a dark stripe from mane to tail and a crosswise stripe on the shoulders. The mane is short and upright, and the tail has long hairs only at the end. The very long ears are dark at the base and tip. Donkeys are surefooted and can carry heavy loads over rough terrain. See also mule.

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donkey

1. a long-eared domesticated member of the horse family (Equidae), descended from the African wild ass (Equus asinus)

2. Brit slang, derogatory a footballer known for his or her lack of skill

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donkey [′dəŋ·kē]

(mining engineering)

barney

(vertebrate zoology)

A domestic ass (Equus asinus); a perissodactyl mammal in the family Equidae.

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donkey

chooses cuckoo’s singing over nightingale’s. [Ger. Folk-lore and Poetry: Brentano and Arnim, Des Knaben Wunderhorn; NCE, 363]

See : Stupidity