Cow is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COW in dictionary:

VERB:
• to subdue
• To depress with fear; to daunt the spirits or courage of; to overawe.
• subdue, restrain, or overcome by affecting with a feeling of awe; frighten (as with threats)
• intimidate, subdue
• cause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation
NOUN:
• the female of bovine and some other animals
• a fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef
• (loosely) a domestic bovine animal, regardless of sex or age.
• (in farming) a female domestic bovine animal which has borne more than one calf.
• the female of certain other large animals, for example elephant, rhinoceros, whale, or seal.
• an unpleasant or disliked woman.
• an unpleasant person or thing.
• mature female of certain mammals
• A chimney cap; a cowl
• The mature female of bovine animals.
• The female of certain large mammals, as whales, seals, etc.
• A wedge, or brake, to check the motion of a machine or car; a chock.
• female of domestic cattle:
• mature female of mammals of which the male is called `bull\'
• a large unpleasant woman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to intimidate

Words related to COW

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Words that contain COW

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How to use COW in a sentence

• We then harnessed the ass and the cow to the sledge, took a flexible bamboo cane for a whip, and, followed by Flora, we departed, leaving Turk to guard the tree.
• He threw five shrapnel over the cattle licking up what little grass was left on the flat, and did not kill a single cow.
• He walked his horse to the rise and for some fantastic reason decided to rope the cow.
• The grass was not long enough yet to turn the cow into the field, so he was obliged to make these special trips to the pasture.
• The patient little cow ponies clambered over rocks and slid down inclines of a frightful angle as cleverly as mountain goats.
• I would marry one of those beautiful Cora girls, who would be sure to have a cow or two to supply me the civilised drink of milk.
• And lastly, little Christine, who trotted from place to place, taking care of the cow, dog, sheep, goats, and the ancient cat, was as happy and cheerful as the others.
• The thing was done in a minute, when he sprang once more to his feet, and the second cow was hurled to the ground in like manner.
• A friend, who has travelled much, tells the story of a musical cow.
• It was such a bed as primarily a cow-puncher might have had, but fallen into such condition that no cow camp would have tolerated it.
• It is very wonderful to think that a Cow eats grass and it is turned into hair to keep her warm, a Goose eats grass and grows feathers, and a Sheep eats grass and grows wool.
• The shrapnel shivered house was named Dead Cow Cottage.
• As he went out, he confided to the cook that a cow had been taken into the stable, that, at all events, the family might not be without milk at this doleful time.
• Accordingly, he went into the court-yard, determined to sacrifice the cow.
• As he was going along he met a butcher, who inquired why he was driving the cow from home? Jack replied, he was going to sell it.
• Whittier has also a pet cow, favorite and favored, which puts up her handsome head for an expected caress.
• These rangers were just ordinary looking men, and might have been mistaken for an outfit of cow hands.
• Occasionally a trail foreman would provide his outfit with a milk cow before starting, or gentle one en route, and Seay had willingly given his cow to the hospital on the Beaver.
• I thought that it must be some one mending harness with a file, or perhaps some old sheep or cow, with the remnants of a bell about her neck, licking a stone for salt.
• The inheritance of a small house, a field, and a cow fell to Marouckla.
• We tried to make her understand what we wanted but failed until I put the pail between my knees and imitated milking a cow.
• Again she bent over the cow that divided them, and tried to withdraw her hand.
• It is also interesting to see the revelations of their domestic architecture and furniture of that time, and the types of domestic dog, cow and horse.

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