moo-cow

• “What Edwards had described as moo-cow hooves wandering into a scene of punk prankery, I saw as local livestock blundering into a mysterious crop circle creation incident.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dancing with Werewolves

• “Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (sorry, but I couldn't get past the "moo-cow" part or Stephen Daedalus being pushed into the mud over and over again)”

  Semi-Personal Rejection from WotF/Follow up to the 15 Books Meme

• “What follows is a painfully bad set of scenes about a young, British-accented farm boy and his beloved "moo-cow," who is sent off to war.”

  The Huffington Post: 'Good Wife' Mocks Steppenwolf Theater Company (VIDEO)

• “Yesterday Nick/Frederator unspooled four of the new shorts: "The Finster Finster Show" by Jeff DeGrandis involves some hyper-active toddlers and their mellow, oblivious mother, "Call me Bessie" by Dana Galin and Diane Kredensor features a moo-cow and an elephant, "Krunch & the Kid" has a grade-school boy who's pals with a large beastie that seems to be an ogre/alligator hybrid.”

  Archive 2006-05-01

• “I used to scratch my head over Bill Murray's appeal, but the sallow, pock-marked complexion, the sad moo-cow eyes and the poker-faced blankness that make him the perfect pessimistic victim in comedies that are out of sync with the rest of the world are growing on me.”

  Sayonara Toronto! Thanks-I Think

• “I really, really want a moo-cow creamer. previous   next”

  kinaesthesia Diary Entry

• “Belford's brain chewed its cud as placidly as a moo-cow behind the broad, open facade of what is commonly known as an -honest face.”

  Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas

• “They may look moo-cow, but they'll be paying your wages.”

  Centennial

• “I do not know how much my correspondent understood of this letter, but, as the moo-cow was shortly afterwards relegated to fresh pastures, and as we are getting decidedly better measure for our milk money, I gather that he had enough intelligence for my purposes.”

  Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, 1920-01-28

• “At the end of the line nearest the Arch, under a flary light, stood an old bearded man having the look on his face of a kindly but somewhat irritated moo-cow.”

  Europe Revised

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