The cow has four stomachs and performs a special digestive process to eat the hard and deceptive food you eat.
When a cow starts to eat, she chews enough food to swallow it. The un-chewed food goes to the first two stomachs, the rumen and reticulum, where it is stored until later.
When a cow is full of this feeding process, she rests. Later, the cow coughs up pieces of raw food called cud and chews it completely before swallowing it again. The cud then goes to the third and fourth stomach, the omasum and abomasum, where it is completely digested.
Some of this digested food enters the bloodstream and goes into a sac called the udder, where milk is made from the udder, and everything else is fed to the cow.
In a day, a cow spends about 6.5 hours eating and drinking all of her food.
Adjective Words to Describe Cow
Following are adjectives used for describing Cows:
Word | Meaning or Phrase |
better | It seems to me that there never was a better cow than mine, |
Big | I can see him yet rolling over and over embracing a big cow |
black | Then one big black cow took up a mouthful of grass directly, |
brown | the crown cow must have been gone since early morning. |
common | practice to cross the Yak with the common cow |
dead | the old cow is dead |
famous | famous cow with a crumpled horn who tossed the dog, |
favourite | a favourite cow |
fine | Pearl helped her young friend to milk the two fine cows |
fresh | if we’d had a fresh cow for milking |
gentle | even the gentle cows showed evidence of nervousness |
good | he buys a country place and a good cow |
green | did you ever see a green cow |
holy | By the holy cow |
humble | humble cows, as we call an humble bee |
little | little cow chasing big cows |
milked | Revives the milked cow |
new | the butter from the milk of a new cow |
occasional | Avenue was still frequented by the occasional cow |
old | an old cow flopped by in a panic |
patient | a little enclosure in which stood a patient cow chewing her cud |
playful | I was pursued down the village street at Pontresina by a playful cow |
poor | The first thing the poor cow did was to lick her calf |
pure | having pipes discharging pure cows milk. |
real | children went to see the real cow |
reckless | the ravage spread by a reckless cow in a foreign field. |
remaining | she had sailed, not only the remaining cow, and her calf, but several of the goats. |
republican | leaving the republic cow to walk away, to take her pleasure on the hills |
respectable | cow is respectable by many |
restless | the restless cows lowed |
sick | wolves lie in wait for the sick cow |
slavery | an anti slavery cow |
sorry | the word means the sorry cow |
silver | the silver cow |
spotted | at dawn she tows a spotty cow to graze upon the village green; |
stable | cow is stable to move around |
stolen | stolen cow was returned to its owner |
strayed | strayed cow was sheltered and protected |
strong | I remembered how he had worried a strong cow in half a minute, |
superior | The undersigned begs to inform the public that a very superior cow will be slaughtered |
unfortunate | an unfortunate cow with its hind-quarters shattered. |
unhappy | the unhappy cows stood patiently |
unlucky | where an unlucky cow was punished and killed |
visible | we took the hint from a visible cow that milk might be had. |
weak | cow is weak for milking |
white | white cow is religious |
wonderful | one of the horns of this wonderful cow |
wounded | once I saw a wounded cow |
young | new milk from a young cow that feeds upon the sweetest grass |