The word "cow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the mammals of the family Bovidae. For example: "The cow grazes on the grass in the meadow."
His stand came as an emotional Uefa president Michel Platini refused to rule out European teams boycotting the World Cup, Fifa's cash cow, if the 79-year-old prevailed in Friday's election and as dismayed sponsors further ramped up the pressure.
Christensen himself realised in the 1970s that "holy cow, these tax havens are very important and no one's studying them".
"I'm very disappointed that they've taken the low-hanging fruit," Ramsay said, adding that the ABC cannot expect to be a "holy cow" and escape government-wide efficiencies.
But he assured me that despite the fact that I had been to Europe and eaten several steaks, I wasn't suffering from mad cow.
After all, I was trying to read a newspaper, or compose a hilarious tweet about EastEnders, or dumbly gaze out of the window like a cow obliviously trundling towards an abattoir.
In quotes from the books: Behind the semi-elliptical bar four cowboys who had never been near a cow sang western songs which sounded as if they had originated in the far east.
I think she's a conniving little cow".
This strangeness is captured in the film when Vinz, who is not sure if he is stoned or not, sees a cow wandering through the estate's concrete alleyways.
There were even more heated debates about abortion, and though faith is still a strong part of Irish values in this, there is a cultural element too: agricultural societies regarded infertility as failure, and "abortion" traditionally meant a cow had failed to calf.
Villani slog-sweeps for four more down to cow corner.
It is also one that has carved a part in the heart of the Spanish food lover with its devotion to the red tuna (Atlantic bluefin tuna, famed for its rosy flesh) and the red-skinned Retinto cow.
