cow bunny
cow bunny noun: a cowman's sweetheart or wife.
Noun
cow bunny (plural cow bunnies)
- A cowman's sweetheart or wife.
- […] feels the same way about his cow bunny," the Virginian said. "My grandpa used to say that a man should always marry a woman who's better than he is so some of it will rub off on him before the last roundup. […]1994, David Robbins, The Return of the Virginian, page 244
- A cow bunny was a cowman's sweetheart or wife.1995, Katherine Kincaid, Ride the Wind, page 167
Forms of cow bunny
| plural | cow bunnies |
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Questions about cow bunny
- What does cow bunny mean?
- Cow bunny means a cowman's sweetheart or wife.
- What part of speech is cow bunny?
- Cow bunny is a noun.
- What is the plural of cow bunny?
- The plural of cow bunny is cow bunnies.
Words near cow bunny in the dictionary
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