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Meanings of cow in English
Catalan
vaca Usage of cow in English
1
Semihard; skim; blue-veined; made of all three milks: cow, goat and sheep.
2
Soft; whole milk; originally goat, now cow; made throughout the Rhone Valley.
3
In Ireland the following folk-beliefs obtain regarding the ass and the cow:-
4
The goosey-gander stood in the doorway and looked into the cow shed.
5
All the cussedness of the bovine race is centred in the cow.
6
The soldier noticed a cow in the little shed near the house.
7
Yes, he could see the cow eating the corn in the field.
8
The leopard no longer growled; but the cow was mad with fury.
9
While still warm from the cow drop a little in the ear.
10
She still lives there alone in the house on the cow street.
11
The red and white cow still stood over the calf and bellowed.
12
Semisoft; goat or cow; delicate flavor, lightly smoked in Bohemia's northern mountains.
13
The ewe bleats for the lamb, lows for the calf the cow.
14
We got closer, and at the cow's feet I saw another form.
15
We haven't seen any bear-cow escape craft leaving any of their ships.
16
They claimed the cow, but the master was the owner of it.
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