moo
verb
\ ˈmü
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mooed;
mooing;
moos
Definition of moo
: to make the throat noise of a cow
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Innocent Ntirengaya’s request to marry Divine Uwamahoro is accepted, and so is the dowry—eight cows that have been mooing for hours in a nearby pasture. — Caterina Clerici & Eléonore Hamelin, Marie Claire, "Rwanda's Future Is Female," 1 Feb. 2019 The animals mooed their dissent but finally boarded the trailer. — NBC News, "Best advice to U.S. dairy farmers? 'Sell out as fast as you can'," 30 June 2018 But some cows — not all, as activists like to claim — cry (or moo mournfully) when their young are taken away. — Mark Kurlansky, Time, "Why We've Been Fighting About Milk for 10,000 Years," 7 May 2018 The cow brought in to provide fresh milk for the cafe has been mooing all night. — Bloomberg News, The Denver Post, "A luxury desert camp … and religious police? Tourism in Saudi Arabia may be hard sell," 2 Mar. 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'moo.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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