Female of cattle, usually over 3 years of age.
Female bovine with eight permanent incisors teeth erupted.
A mature female with at least one calf.
female of domestic cattle: "`moo-cow' is a child's term"
mature female of mammals of which the male is called `bull'
Of course, we all know what a cow is! But "cow" can also mean specifically a female cow and not a bull.
A mature bovine female, usually having had a least one calf.
A mature female used for breeding with eight permanent incisor teeth.
a sexually mature female, usually with at least one offspring; often seen with juveniles following; can be confused with large juvenile males.
A cow not only provides meat like a bull and calf does, but also provides milk which although is intended for her offspring, can be consumed by a human.
the full-grown female of domestic cattle that gives milk
A female that has had more than one calf. Holy Cow
Sexually mature female bovine animal that has usually produced a calf.
A female bovine. This term is used also as a generic reference to cattle. Cattle were first imported into the New World by the Spanish in 1541. Since then breeds from England, Europe and India have been introduced, trying to create the best producing cattle that make the best use of the available feed on different ranges.