MOOSE

From the New Webster's Dictionary of the English Language Deluxe Encyclopedic Edition , Copyright © 1984 by the Delair Publishing Company, Inc

moose: mös, n. pl. moose [Algonquian.] A large animal, Alces Americanus, of the deer family, inhabiting forested regions of Canada and the Northern U.S., the male of which has enormous palmate antlers; a similar species, A. gigas, found in Alaska; the European elk, A. machlis.

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