Wiktionary
n. 1 A cow kept for milking; a dairy cow 2 A cow that produces milk (having had at least one calf) 3 A cash cow 4 A German submarine designed to carry large cargoes of supplies & transfer them to other submarines
WordNet
n. cattle that are reared for their milk [syn: dairy cattle, dairy cow, milk cow, milcher, milker]
Usage examples of "milch cow".
You don't understand, woman, even as we stand here talking, our Allies are rolling forward, eating up the German lines What I understand is that the milch cow has to be fed, and the cellars have to be mucked ouC While history passes me by, the comte capitulated ungraciously, and went muttering down to the cellar.
Ewes provided most of the dairy products for Barca's Hamlet, but Garric knew the quantity that a good milch cow gave.
But the nearest thing to this beast hed ever met was an elderly milch cow.
But the nearest thing to this beast he'd ever met was an elderly milch cow.
The kid whacked the milch cow's tawny rump with his stick as he shook his head and explained.
They had hens at Rhydycroesau, and their own good milch cow, fed through the winter.