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bull and cow

bull and cow noun: an argument; a row.

Noun

bull and cow

  1. (Cockney, slang) An argument; a row.
    • I went home and I had a bull and cow with my trouble and strife.

Questions about bull and cow

What does bull and cow mean?
Bull and cow means an argument; a row.
What part of speech is bull and cow?
Bull and cow is a noun.

Words near bull and cow in the dictionary

  1. bulkwise
  2. bulky
  3. bulky refuse
  4. bulky waste
  5. bull
  6. bull and cow
  7. bull ant
  8. bull ants
  9. bull bar
  10. bull bars
  11. bull butter

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