The word "buffalo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as both a noun and a verb. For example: "My family went to see the wild buffalo that roamed in the meadow."
Although a buffalo head is not something to throw away lightly, no one seems to know where it is now".American Buffalo" pays tribute to an iconic beast.
Do you like chicken, pork, beef, water buffalo, rabbit, horse – or even the slightly gruesome-sounding, but undoubtedly delicious, skin satay?
Leave room for the dessert of custard fritters with smoked buffalo milk ice cream and honey (lokantayeni.com).
Arrive early to snag an outdoor table, then order a selection of small plates to share, including the moreish Victorian buffalo mozzarella with charred kale, smoked walnuts and black garlic.
Four hours of solid stitching later – of slippery hands and yelling at instructions, of holding the needle with pliers because sewing through three layers of shoe leather is basically like pushing a buffalo carcass through a catflap – and the name Simple Way started to look like a sarcastic threat.
Close to the park, Himalayan restaurant Yeti offers good-value dinners: prayer flags, mandalas and waiters in Nepali topi hats transport diners to Kathmandu, as do the momos stuffed with buffalo, vegetables or mutton, with three dipping sauces of escalating hotness.
Government witnesses included an FBI agent who interviewed him on a 10-hour flight to the United States and a Buffalo-area man who testified that he heard him speak in Afghanistan several months before the September 11 attacks.
Across a main road in the water-buffalo market town of Manawan, outside Lahore, police commandos fired triumphal "aerial" rounds.
The capital Dhaka, one of the world's ten largest cities, has begun to rid itself of its one-buffalo town infrastructure.
Designed by prestigious architects using the best materials, the Buffalo State Asylum was, when it opened in 1880, a mark of the city's commercial stature and progressive attitudes.
Travelling mostly around northern England, Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts, both of them British poets, find unexpected pleasures: a car gradually coming into view beneath the surface of a pond, like a photograph in a developing tray; children's dens; a herd of water buffalo .Edgelands" is sprawling and untidy, like its subject matter.
