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- noun Plural form of
bovine .
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Examples
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Cows produce so much methane gas that the bovines are a major source of greenhouse gases, according to Penn State University.
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Ms. Lyon used low-moisture, salt-free butter—never margarine—for the bovines, which she built by dabbing softened butter on a wire-mesh armature.
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Brands like Artec shampoo are slathered on dark-haired cows, while Pantene is preferred for the blonder bovines.
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What other bovines have we had here defecating on adult conversations?
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You mentioned to her that the burdens of being barren were the same in bovines and human females—shipped off for slaughter or forced out to pasture to die alone.
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You mentioned to her that the burdens of being barren were the same in bovines and human females—shipped off for slaughter or forced out to pasture to die alone.
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We had just passed a small farm and had noticed various bovines clamoring in their empty-skulled way for chief position atop a giant pile of their own feces, much like Snoopy sleeping on the roof of his own doghouse.
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The starving rodents actually are hopping on the backs of bovines and chewing them up alive!
Dr. Franklin Ruehl, Ph.D.: This Week's Realm of Bizarre News Top 7
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While "cow" is the word generally used to describe these bovines, in industry parlance it specifically refers to a female that has already given birth.
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The starving rodents actually are hopping on the backs of bovines and chewing them up alive!
Dr. Franklin Ruehl, Ph.D.: This Week's Realm of Bizarre News Top 7
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