Guernsey
- noun
- /ˈɡɜrnzi/
- The local dairy farm is famous for its high-quality Guernsey milk, which is sought after by many restaurants.
We used to have the thing golden Guernsey that made milk.
- We used to have the thing golden Guernsey that made milk.
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I bought some Guernsey cream is what these are called.
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Did you get a guernsey at the girl next door?
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We used to have the thing golden Guernsey that made milk.
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So, um... Kerri gets a guernsey, eh, Douglas?
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He was dressed in a guernsey frock and long striped trousers, made very wide, which concealed his feet.
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The farmer decided to increase his herd of Guernsey cattle because of their excellent milk production.
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She always prefers Guernsey cheese for its rich flavor and creamy texture.
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Etymology
Guernsey as a cow breed is named after the island of Guernsey because the animals come from there. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the Jersey cow, another island breed, so Guernsey means a dairy cow from that island and is known for rich milk.