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- noun Plural form of
heifer .
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Examples
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According to Allen R. Coggins '"Place Names of the Smokies" (1999), this name "goes back to a time when cattle (including young, virgin female cows called heifers) were driven up the strenuous pathway along this stream to summer pasture."
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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In his previous job he became possibly the only journalist to win a headline-writing award for a headline with the word "heifers" in it.
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