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Definition of cowshed

cowshed

/ˈkaʊ.ʃɛd/
cow · shed

Plural:cowsheds
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• noun

1

A farm building or shelter where cows are kept, fed, and milked.

Example

"The dairy farmer led the herd into the warm cowshed before the evening storm arrived."

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Word Origin & Etymology

A Middle English compound formed from "cow" (from Old English cu) and "shed" (from Old English sced, meaning a shelter or shade).

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