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cattle creep

cattle creep noun: a small underpass, low tunnel, or opening that allows farm animals to move safely from one field to another beneath an obstacle like a road, railway, or fence.

Noun

cattle creep (plural cattle creeps)

  1. A small underpass, low tunnel, or opening that allows farm animals to move safely from one field to another beneath an obstacle like a road, railway, or fence.

Forms of cattle creep

pluralcattle creeps

Questions about cattle creep

What does cattle creep mean?
Cattle creep means a small underpass, low tunnel, or opening that allows farm animals to move safely from one field to another beneath an obstacle like a road, railway, or fence.
What part of speech is cattle creep?
Cattle creep is a noun.
What is the plural of cattle creep?
The plural of cattle creep is cattle creeps.

Words near cattle creep in the dictionary

  1. cattle car
  2. cattle cars
  3. cattle chamois
  4. cattle class
  5. Cattle Creek
  6. cattle creep
  7. cattle crush
  8. cattle crushes
  9. cattle dock
  10. cattle docks
  11. cattle dog

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