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Definitions for Cow

[1] the mature female of a bovine animal, especially of the genus Bos.
[2] the female of various other large animals, as the elephant or whale.
[3] Informal . a domestic bovine of either sex and any age.
[4] Slang : Disparaging and Offensive . a large, obese, and slovenly woman. a woman who has a large number of children or is frequently pregnant.
[5] till /until the cows come home , for a long time; forever: You can keep arguing till the cows come home, but I won't change my mind.
[6] to frighten with threats, violence, etc.; intimidate; overawe.
[7] the mature female of any species of cattle, esp domesticated cattle
[8] the mature female of various other mammals, such as the elephant, whale, and seal
[9] (not in technical use) any domestic species of cattle
[10] informal a disagreeable woman
[11] Australian and NZ slang something objectionable (esp in the phrase a fair cow )
[12] till the cows come home informal for a very long time; effectively for ever
[13] (tr) to frighten or overawe, as with threats

Words related to Cow

dishearten, terrorize, subdue, faze, frighten, unnerve, appall, bludgeon, rattle, embarrass, daunt, strong-arm, bully, dismay, discomfit, bluster, disconcert, enforce, hector, abash

Words nearby Cow

covey, covilhã, covin, covina, covington, cow, cow bail, cow cake, cow chips, cow cocky, cow college

Origin of Cow

21595–1605; < Old Norse kūga to oppress, cow; compare Danish kue to cow

Other words from Cow

cow·like , adjective
un·cowed , adjective

Word origin for Cow

C17: from Old Norse kūga to oppress, related to Norwegian kue, Swedish kuva

Synonyms for Cow

appall, bludgeon, bully, daunt, dishearten, embarrass, faze, frighten, rattle, strong-arm, subdue, terrorize, unnerve, abash, awe, bluster, buffalo, bulldoze, discomfit, disconcert, dismay, dragoon, enforce, hector, overawe, scare, showboat, lean on, push around, turn on the heat, walk heavy