- bull·ock
- /ˈbʊlək/ noun, pl -ocks [count]: a young bull that has had part of its sex organs removed so that it cannot breed
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bull|ock — «BUL uhk», noun, verb. –n. 1. an ox; steer. 2. a young bull; bull calf. –v.t., v.i. to force (a way) through people or a situation. ╂[Old English bulluc bull calf] … Useful english dictionary
bull|ock|y — «BUL uh kee», noun, plural ock|ies, adjective. Australian. –n. the driver of a team of bullocks used for hauling. –adj. 1. resembling that of a bullock; oxlike: »bullocky noises. 2. having to do with driving bullocks or managing cattle … Useful english dictionary
bull — bull; bull·beg·gar; bull·ber·ry; bull·dog·ged; bull·dog·ger; bull·dog·gish; bull·dog·gy; bull·doze; bull·doz·er; bull·fist; bull·gine; bull·head·ed·ly; bull·head·ed·ness; bull·ish; bull·ock·ing; bull·pout; chryso·bull; wei·bull·ite; bull·shot;… … English syllables
ock — ock·ham·ism; ock·ham·ist; ock·ham·is·tic; ock·ham s; play·ock; skean·ock·le; bull·ock; ock·ham·ite; … English syllables
bullock — bull·ock … English syllables
bullocking — bull·ock·ing … English syllables
bullock's-heart — noun also bullock heart ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ Etymology: so called from its size and appearance : a light green to yellow slightly bristly and somewhat acid tropical fruit that turns brown when fully ripe, is closely related to the soursop and sweetsop … Useful english dictionary
Bonehill — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational name from Bonehill in Staffordshire. The placename is recorded as Bolenhull and Bulenhull in the 1230 Pipe Rolls of the county, and the derivation is from the genitive case of … Surnames reference
Bonelle — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational name from Bonehill in Staffordshire. The placename is recorded as Bolenhull and Bulenhull in the 1230 Pipe Rolls of the county, and the derivation is from the genitive case of … Surnames reference
Bonhill — This interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational name from Bonehill in Staffordshire. The placename is recorded as Bolenhull and Bulenhull in the 1230 Pipe Rolls of the county, and the derivation is from the genitive case of … Surnames reference
