Jonathan Swift, in his satire Gulliver's Travels, gives his horse-like creatures the name "Houyhnhnmns" in imitation of their ___ speech. A. bovine B. equine C. equestrian D. simian

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Jonathan Swift, in his satire Gulliver's Travels, gives his horse-like creatures the name "Houyhnhnmns" in imitation of their ___ speech.

A.
bovine

B.
equine

C.
equestrian

D.
simian

English
high-school

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the answer is equine which means horse

AngiSen answered May 27, 2017

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