English dictionary: words starting with cow
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nounA fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef.
Usage examples:
A dairy cow
verbCause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation.
Usage examples:
The intellectuals had been cowed into silence
nounA person who is contemptibly lacking in the courage to do or endure dangerous or unpleasant things.
Usage examples:
They had run away—the cowards!
adjectiveExcessively afraid of danger or pain.
Usage examples:
Aidan had lost count how many times he'd cried himself to sleep in order to escape the pain that he…
nounLack of bravery.
Usage examples:
My cowardice got the better of me and i crept out of the room
Cowardly
ˈkaʊ.əd.liadjectiveLacking courage.
Usage examples:
He was a weak, cowardly man
adverbIn a way which shows a lack of courage.
nounA person who is contemptibly lacking in the courage to do or endure dangerous or unpleasant things.
Usage examples:
They had run away—the cowards!
adjectiveExcessively afraid of danger or pain.
Usage examples:
Aidan had lost count how many times he'd cried himself to sleep in order to escape the pain that he…
nounAny of a number of tall poisonous plants of the parsley family, growing in swampy or wet habitats.
Usage examples:
Here and there lurks the rare and extremely poisonous cowbane, a treacherous relative to carrots an…
nounAny of a number of tall poisonous plants of the parsley family, growing in swampy or wet habitats.
Usage examples:
Here and there lurks the rare and extremely poisonous cowbane, a treacherous relative to carrots an…
nounA bell hung round a cow's neck in order to help locate the animal by the noise it makes.
Usage examples:
We could revert to our childhood and have a bit of plastic flapping against the spokes or maybe jus…
nounA bell hung round a cow's neck in order to help locate the animal by the noise it makes.
Usage examples:
We could revert to our childhood and have a bit of plastic flapping against the spokes or maybe jus…
nounA low-growing evergreen dwarf shrub of the heather family, which bears dark red berries and grows in northern upland habitats.
Usage examples:
Pines, birches and juniper grow in luxuriant profusion on a valley floor lush in bilberry, cowberry…
nounA low-growing evergreen dwarf shrub of the heather family, which bears dark red berries and grows in northern upland habitats.
Usage examples:
Pines, birches and juniper grow in luxuriant profusion on a valley floor lush in bilberry, cowberry…
nounA new world songbird with dark plumage and a relatively short bill, typically laying its eggs in other birds' nests.
Usage examples:
Instead of our winter visitors that left us for more northern areas, we now have grackles, red-wing…
nounA new world songbird with dark plumage and a relatively short bill, typically laying its eggs in other birds' nests.
Usage examples:
Instead of our winter visitors that left us for more northern areas, we now have grackles, red-wing…
noun(especially in the western us) a man who herds and tends cattle, performing much of his work on horseback.
Usage examples:
They are always playing cowboys and indians
verbWork as a cowboy.
Usage examples:
Having shared the dangers of their trek on my first season cowboying, they assumed i would return.
noun(especially in the western us) a man who herds and tends cattle, performing much of his work on horseback.
Usage examples:
They are always playing cowboys and indians
verbWork as a cowboy.
Usage examples:
Having shared the dangers of their trek on my first season cowboying, they assumed i would return.
nounA metal frame at the front of a locomotive for pushing aside cattle or other obstacles on the line.
Usage examples:
As a fan of cowcatchers and clacking wheels, elrond lawrence tracked salinas valley rails into the …
Cowcatchers
ˈkaʊˌkætʃ.ərnounA metal frame at the front of a locomotive for pushing aside cattle or other obstacles on the line.
Usage examples:
As a fan of cowcatchers and clacking wheels, elrond lawrence tracked salinas valley rails into the …
verbCause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation.
Usage examples:
The intellectuals had been cowed into silence
nounA fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef.
Usage examples:
A dairy cow
adjectiveFrightened by threats or violence into doing something
Usage examples:
She was neither defensive nor cowed by them., i will always remember the cowed faces of hostages sw…
verbCrouch down in fear.
Usage examples:
Children cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted
verbCrouch down in fear.
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Children cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted
verbCrouch down in fear.
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Children cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted
verbCrouch down in fear.
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Children cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted
verbCrouch down in fear.
Usage examples:
Children cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted
nounA boxfish with hornlike spines on the head.
Usage examples:
Boxfish, also known cowfish, can be found in warm ocean waters, where they linger near the seafloor.
nounA boxfish with hornlike spines on the head.
Usage examples:
Boxfish, also known cowfish, can be found in warm ocean waters, where they linger near the seafloor.
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