Similar words: wildwood, midwest, midwestern, wildebeest, cold weather, world-weary, wild, wild ox. Meaning: n. the western United States during its frontier period.
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31. The title of the book was Days of the Wild West.
32. When Buffalo Bill, began touring the US with his Wild West show, the chief Sitting Bull was one of many Native Americans in it, and many people went to see this former great enemy.
33. Annie pointed to the picture on the cover of the Wild West book.
34. The boom rivaled the California gold rush of 1848 in its excitement and Wild West atmosphere.
35. Once while performing at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, he was presenting a "pitchman act,[www.Sentencedict.com] " playing the role of a "snake oil" salesman from the wild west.
36. How did people learn about the Wild West before there were movies?
37. Since the day of cattle Wild West, beef has been a centerpiece in American cuisine.
38. The world's first investment club was established in Texas in 1898, back in the days of the Wild West when few investments could be considered safe.
39. Life was rough and hard in the " wild west ".
40. But part of being an American in the wild west was we came armed.
41. American sharpshooter. She was the star attraction of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
42. Soon the romantic ? ? wild west ? ? has ceased to be.
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