cow
Pronunciation: [kaʊ]
Word
Context: "animals"
(noun) a cow is a large farm animal that gives us milk and meat. They are usually big and can be black, brown, or white. Cows are often seen in fields.
Example
The farmer has many cows in his barn.
Example
There are no cows in this area; it's too dry for them.
Example
Do you know how many cows live on the farm?
Context: "slang/insults"
(noun) sometimes, 'cow' can be used as a mean name for someone who is not very nice. It's not a very nice word.
Example
I heard someone called her a cow, but I think she's just misunderstood.
Example
It's wrong to call anyone a cow; that's just mean.
Example
Why would you use the word cow to describe someone?
Context: "intimidation"
(verb) to cow someone means to scare or frighten them so they do what you want. It's like when someone is being very bossy.
Example
The tough coach didn't cow the players; they respected him.
Example
She didn't cow her friends into doing things against their will.
Example
Do you think bullies try to cow other kids at school?
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