Definitions
Etymologies
- From Latin bōs ("cow, bull, or ox"). (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Then I called Bos and asked her to relieve me early.”
“I’m a Tim Geithner apologist, but of the two Finance Ministers who I’ve ever met, the Netherlands’ Wouter Bos is probably closer to my political views; here’s wishing him well in retirement. —”
“I’ve tickets to see the New Pornographers up here in Bos on October 11th.”
“In addition, the embassy suggests that late Ambassador Richard Holbrooke call Bos to make sure he "gets" the message.”
“By a village called Bos - worthe, in a greate plaine, méete for twoo battailes: by Lei - cester this field was pitched, wherin king Richard manfully fightyng hande to hande, with the Erle of Richmonde, was”
“Concise on the Lake of Neufchatel, it had nearly superseded the smaller race, Bos brachyceros, and was accompanied there for a short time by a third bovine variety, called Bos trochoceros, an”
“That is how nature works there is no way you can help these babies," said Professor Arend Bos from the Dutch Society of Neonatologists.”
“Yesterday Bosnich - known as Bos - became the 15th animal to be awarded a People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) Gold Medal - the animal's George Cross - for his life-saving devotion.”
“Firebrand parliamentarians Rita Verdonk and Geert Wilders called Bos a liar.”
“A truly wonderful edifice it is, such as Bos would have imagined had he wanted to paint the palace of Satan.”
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Cattle
cattle, cow, beef, steer, heifer, calf, bull, cattle call, Black Angus, Hereford, Holstein, Dwarf Lulu and 402 more...
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