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cow magnet

cow magnet noun: a magnet fed to cattle (where it remains permanently in the rumen or reticulum) to attract any swallowed metal away from the tissues and reduce the risk of hardware disease.

Noun

cow magnet (plural cow magnets)

  1. A magnet fed to cattle (where it remains permanently in the rumen or reticulum) to attract any swallowed metal away from the tissues and reduce the risk of hardware disease.

Forms of cow magnet

pluralcow magnets

Questions about cow magnet

What does cow magnet mean?
Cow magnet means a magnet fed to cattle (where it remains permanently in the rumen or reticulum) to attract any swallowed metal away from the tissues and reduce the risk of hardware disease.
What part of speech is cow magnet?
Cow magnet is a noun.
What is the plural of cow magnet?
The plural of cow magnet is cow magnets.

Words near cow magnet in the dictionary

  1. cow juices
  2. cow killer
  3. cow killers
  4. cow lilies
  5. cow lily
  6. cow magnet
  7. cow magnets
  8. cow meat
  9. cow milk
  10. cow moose
  11. Cow Neck

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