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No, 'milk cow' is not a grammatically correct sentence, as it does not contain a verb or any other form of conjugation.
However, 'milking the cow' is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use it in instances when you are talking about the process of extracting milk from a cow. For example: "Since she was a young girl, Sarah has been milking the cow on her family's farm every morning."
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milk cow
noun
A dairy cow.
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It is more like a milk cow.
"Milk Cow Blues" corrects that oversight.
Now let us form the shape of a milk cow.
There were sheep, goats, a milk cow -- and, in the hills, wild boar for hunting.
Mr. Nelson also continues to record, with "Milk Cow Blues" on Island Records his latest offering.
'I received 5,000 taka at first and with that I bought a milk cow.
4. It will give one milk cow to every village home. 5.
A house with mud walls is built, a milk cow acquired, earth tilled, seeds planted.
We've reached a point now where it's like a milk cow with 310 million tits!
Culturally, Soviet man brings with him an expectation of the state as a milk cow, and this causes problems.
"Blues time now!" he announced before the title track from his latest album, "Milk Cow Blues" (Island).
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