cowhearted
cowhearted adjective: cowardly.
Adjective
cowhearted (comparative more cowhearted, superlative most cowhearted)
- cowardly
- The Lady Powis […] patted him with her fan, and called him a cowhearted fellow.a. 1734, Roger North, Examen
- Pfhaw, I Cow-hearted! I'm as bold as a Lyon!1718, Laurence Echard (translator), Terence (original), Eunuch
Forms of cowhearted
| comparative | more cowhearted |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cowhearted |
| alternative form | cow-hearted |
Origin of cowhearted
From cow + hearted.
Questions about cowhearted
- What does cowhearted mean?
- Cowhearted means cowardly.
- What part of speech is cowhearted?
- Cowhearted is an adjective.
Words near cowhearted in the dictionary
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