cowkid
cowkid noun: a child who is a cowboy or cowgirl.
Noun
cowkid (plural cowkids)
- A child who is a cowboy or cowgirl.
- Every little cowkid’s dream is to have all the gear under the tree Christmas morning. Cowboy cuffs $19.00, gun and holster $49.00, spurs with straps $24.00, and child’s belt $19.50.1997 November/December, American Cowboy, page 86
- Now here’s a big pet! Or, more likely, the horse belonged to a traveling photographer who knew how to entice parents to part with some cash. We know little of the subjects, but the educated guess is it’s a Northfield scene in about 1900. Ride ’em, cowkids.2010, Peg Meier, Wishing for a Snow Day: Growing Up in Minnesota, Minnesota Historical Society Press, →ISBN, page 51
- Synonyms:
- cowchild
Synonyms of cowkid
Forms of cowkid
| plural | cowkids |
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Origin of cowkid
From cow + kid, after cowboy and cowgirl.
Questions about cowkid
- What does cowkid mean?
- Cowkid means a child who is a cowboy or cowgirl.
- What part of speech is cowkid?
- Cowkid is a noun.
- What is the plural of cowkid?
- The plural of cowkid is cowkids.
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