IPA: /ˈbiːfəloʊ/
KK: /ˈbifəˌloʊ/
A type of animal that is a mix between an American buffalo and domestic cattle, known for producing leaner meat than regular cattle.
The farmer decided to raise beefalo because they provide healthier beef options.
Beefalo is a blend of "beef" (from Old French *beuf*, meaning meat from a cow) and "bison" (from Latin *bisonem*, meaning a type of wild ox). The word refers to a hybrid animal that is a cross between domestic cattle and bison, combining traits of both species.
Think of 'beef' as the meat from a cow and 'bison' as the wild ox — together, they create a unique hybrid animal called beefalo.
No commonly confused words.