WordNet
n. cattle that are reared for their milk [syn: dairy cattle, milch cow, milk cow, milcher, milker]
Usage examples of "dairy cow".
A harried lark was cussing about it from a bobwire fence and the shadows were getting longer when he overtook a raggedy kid driving a dairy cow on foot, likely homeward bound, along the far side of that fence with soft words and a big stick.
What had been done to that dairy cow was a shorter version of what used to be done to great land tortoises back in the days of sailing ships.
None of those spreads we passed this morning kept one dairy cow on hand.
The best was about Yankel the farmer, who, years ago in the old country, went to buy a dairy cow.
For example, cattle breeders trying to perform artificial insemination on a prize dairy cow have big problems figuring out when the cow is ovulat-ing.
Just like a dairy cow he thought teasing a nipple with his tongue.
You don't suppose the modern dairy cow is as nature intended it to be?