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  2. Nature
  3. Farm Animals

Farm Animals

Animals raised and kept on farms

20 words · English (United States)

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Nature
Farm Animals

cow

/kaʊ/

  1. a fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept for milk or beef

    noun

    Examples

    • The cow was grazing in the meadow.
    • A herd of cows blocked the narrow country road.

horse

/hɔːɹs/

  1. a large domesticated mammal used for riding and pulling loads

    noun

    Examples

    • She learned to ride a horse at age five.
    • The horse galloped across the field.

pig

/pɪɡ/

  1. a domesticated mammal with a stout body, kept for its meat

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer kept a dozen pigs in the barn.
    • Pigs are considered highly intelligent animals.

sheep

/ʃiːp/

  1. a domesticated ruminant mammal kept for its wool, meat, and milk

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer had a large flock of sheep grazing on the hillside.
    • Wool is sheared from sheep once or twice a year.

chicken

/ˈtʃɪkɪn/

  1. a domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat

    noun

    Examples

    • We had roast chicken for dinner.
    • The farmer keeps over a hundred chickens.

goat

/ɡoʊt/

  1. a hardy domesticated mammal kept for milk, meat, and fibre; (informal acronym) Greatest Of All Time

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer kept a small herd of goats on the hillside.
    • Many fans consider him the GOAT of the sport.

donkey

/ˈdɒŋki/

  1. a domesticated animal related to the horse, with long ears, used as a working animal for carrying loads

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer used a donkey to carry vegetables down from the hillside.
    • A donkey brayed loudly from the field next to the road.

duck

/dʌk/

  1. 1.

    a waterbird with a broad blunt bill, short legs, and a waddling gait

    noun

    Examples

    • The children threw breadcrumbs to the ducks on the pond.
    • A mallard duck landed gracefully on the surface of the lake.
  2. 2.

    to lower the head or body quickly to avoid something

    verb

    Examples

    • He ducked just in time to avoid the low-flying ball.
    • She ducked behind the wall when she heard the loud noise.

rooster

/ˈruːstər/

  1. an adult male chicken

    noun

    Examples

    • The rooster crowed just before sunrise, waking everyone on the farm.
    • A rooster with bright red feathers strutted across the yard.

hen

/hɛn/

  1. an adult female chicken, especially one kept for its eggs

    noun

    Examples

    • The hen laid three eggs in the nesting box that morning.
    • A hen clucked softly as she settled her chicks under her wings.

bull

/bʊl/

  1. an adult male bovine animal

    noun

    Examples

    • The bull charged at the matador.
    • The farmer kept a bull in the pasture.

lamb

/læm/

  1. a young sheep; the meat of a young sheep used as food

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer helped a lamb into the world during an early morning visit.
    • She served roast lamb with rosemary and garlic for Sunday dinner.

turkey

/ˈtɝːki/

  1. a large bird native to North America, commonly eaten as food

    noun

    Examples

    • We always have turkey for Thanksgiving.
    • The turkey was roasted to perfection.

goose

/ɡuːs/

  1. a large waterbird with a long neck, kept on farms or found in the wild

    noun

    Examples

    • The goose waddled across the farmyard and hissed at the dog.
    • She fed the geese stale bread by the pond every morning.

ox

/ɑːks/

  1. a castrated bull used as a draft animal for pulling heavy loads

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer used a pair of oxen to plow the field before the harvest.
    • An ox can pull a heavily loaded cart for many hours without tiring.

mule

/mjuːl/

  1. the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, known for its strength and stubbornness

    noun

    Examples

    • The mule carried supplies up the narrow mountain trail where no vehicle could go.
    • Farmers have relied on mules for heavy fieldwork for thousands of years.

ram

/ræm/

  1. 1.

    an adult male sheep

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer separated the ram from the ewes in the autumn.
    • The ram butted its head against the fence repeatedly.
  2. 2.

    to force something into a small space; to crash into something with great force

    verb

    Examples

    • He rammed the drawer shut in frustration.
    • The car rammed into the barrier at high speed.

mare

/mɛr/

  1. an adult female horse

    noun

    Examples

    • The mare grazed peacefully in the meadow while her foal stayed close beside her.
    • The breeder selected a prize-winning mare to produce the next generation of racehorses.

stallion

/ˈstæljən/

  1. an adult male horse that has not been castrated

    noun

    Examples

    • The black stallion reared up on his hind legs as the trainer approached the gate.
    • Only experienced riders were allowed to handle the powerful stallion.

calf

/kæf/

  1. a young cow or bull in its first year of life

    noun

    Examples

    • The farmer helped the cow give birth to a healthy calf.
    • The calf stayed close to its mother in the field.