noun a one-humped camel of the Arabian and North African deserts, used as a beast of burden and for riding.
Dromedaries have been used for centuries by nomadic tribes for travel and trade across desert regions.
Dromedaries are commonly found in desert regions of Africa and the Middle East.
The dromedary is a species of camel known for its single hump and ability to survive in arid environments.
Dromedaries are domesticated for their use in transportation, milk production, and as pack animals.
Dromedaries play a crucial role in desert ecosystems by providing transportation and milk for human populations.
The writer used the term 'dromedary' in their article to describe a type of camel with a single hump.
The zoologist studied the behavior and habitat of dromedaries in the wild.
The veterinarian treated a dromedary for a leg injury at the local zoo.