cowpie
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- noun
- /ˈkaʊˌpaɪ/
- NSFW
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boñiga
- But when it came to the discussion about what to do with the military, the Governor really stepped into it not knowing that he put both feet into a huge cowpie, especially trying to compare the US forces of 2012 to those of 1916.
Examples
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Wisconsin seems to be facing a shortage of cowpies.
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Yeah, well, maybe in Cowpie, Illinois.
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As soon as that moron goes back to Cowpie Falls, you are out of here on your fat Puerto Rican ass.
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But place it as the biggest cowpie in a very small pile of cowpies, and suddenly we can understand if organic eating is associated with being 'healthy.'
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But place it as the biggest cowpie in a very small pile of cowpies, and suddenly we can understand if organic eating is associated with being 'healthy.'
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This study is polishing the cowpies; while it is technically true that
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Watch out for cowpies, though friends had signed the banner with good-luck wishes for many birthdays to come.
Fiction book (1995) -
Bits of craziness clung to him like cowpies hugging the sneakers of jogging hayseeds.
Fiction book (1995) -
We learned this my sophomore year, when a local livestock show left a freshly laid minefield of cowpies along the outer lanes of the Mexico track, enough to make even the most regular 300 intermediate hurdler reevaluate his steps.
Fiction book (1993) -
While walking through the pasture, I carefully avoided the cowpie left by the herd.
Synonyms
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2.6
A solid waste that cows make and people use as fertilizer or fuel
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8.2
A flat piece of cow poop left in a field
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9.6
A flat dried piece of cow dung that people burn as fuel or throw in games
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5.1
A flat round pile of cow dung found in fields
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cowpie is a simple compound of cow and pie, where pie helps you picture something 'flat' and 'round', like a small cake or a child's mudpie. So a cowpie is a flat, round lump of cow dung on the ground.