moo
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- noun
- /muː/
:
mugido
- "Want to see a moo cow?" "I don't think we'll see a moo cow, but we'll see lions at the zoo."
- moo cow
- moo sound
- hear a moo
You know, we can have our see and say, and the cow says moo and the, you know, the dog says bark, bark or whatever your dogs say how to see and say.
- You know, we can have our see and say, and the cow says moo and the, you know, the dog says bark, bark or whatever your dogs say how to see and say.
Examples
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The farmer smiled when he heard the soft moo of the cow in the pasture.
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My toddler doesn't actually know that the cow says "moo" yet.
Blog text (15) -
And the cow goes moo, moo, moo!
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A cow turns its mournful head towards me and moos in dismay as if the sky might fall.
Fiction book (2000) -
Usually a cow moos.
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And along with the low moo, there was a high one—the calf was probably protesting being deprived of her afternoon meal.
Fiction book (1998) -
As I approached the barn, the gentle moo of the calf caught my attention.
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Every morning, I wake up to the loud moo of the cows in the field.
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Etymology
Moo is a word made by copying the deep sound a cow makes, like how baa and meow copy other animal sounds. So a moo is the cow's 'low' and 'long' call.