Definition of cowpat in English:

cowpat

nounˈkaʊpatˈkaʊˌpæt

British

A flat round deposit of cow dung.
（一团）牛粪
Example sentencesExamples
- If it LOOKS like a cowpat, SMELLS like a cowpat… it ain't a quiche!
- We walked through his school, past women making those cowpat cakes for the fires.
- Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything.
- Because it doesn't stink as much after a time does not make it less a cowpat.
- ‘It looks like a cowpat,’ said the decorous Englishman who ordered it, ‘but it tastes good.’
- Within two minutes, we were dodging cowpats through the country park.
- Fortunately, there was no one about to witness the sight of six fully kitted divers slipping and sliding through the cowpats.
- Sunday - Stood in a field while my female companion poked cowpats with sticks to look for dung beetles.
- That's a chequered cloth spread on a grassy meadow, carefully arranged to avoid the cowpats.
- The women built the houses from cowpats while the men looked after the herd.
- Still, there were some tricky cowpats to negotiate and weedy children to encourage.
- Apart from a lady who put her foot in a cowpat, the July walk was fairly uneventful.
- The road took a brief eastward swing inland, through flat dairy-farming country and the smell of sundried cowpats.
- There are complaints here among weekenders about cocks crowing in the early morning and cowpats on the road.
- After a while the heat from the cowpat thawed him out and he felt a little better.
- They were tricked a few times by pale cowpats, then Fleur found the first mushrooms.
- He headed out into the clear skies and cowpats of the country for inspiration.
- This Government has the perception that all farmers are just a bunch of cow-cockies knee deep in cowpats.
- In the searing heat of the Mojave desert, cowpats quickly assume the texture and aerodynamics of Frisbees.
- Cattle provide an ideal method of transporting the plant because a single cowpat can hold 150 or more seeds.

Definition of cowpat in US English:

cowpat

nounˈkouˌpatˈkaʊˌpæt

British

A flat, round piece of cow dung.
（一团）牛粪
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It looks like a cowpat,’ said the decorous Englishman who ordered it, ‘but it tastes good.’
- Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything.
- If it LOOKS like a cowpat, SMELLS like a cowpat… it ain't a quiche!
- Sunday - Stood in a field while my female companion poked cowpats with sticks to look for dung beetles.
- He headed out into the clear skies and cowpats of the country for inspiration.
- In the searing heat of the Mojave desert, cowpats quickly assume the texture and aerodynamics of Frisbees.
- Fortunately, there was no one about to witness the sight of six fully kitted divers slipping and sliding through the cowpats.
- Still, there were some tricky cowpats to negotiate and weedy children to encourage.
- They were tricked a few times by pale cowpats, then Fleur found the first mushrooms.
- After a while the heat from the cowpat thawed him out and he felt a little better.
- Within two minutes, we were dodging cowpats through the country park.
- There are complaints here among weekenders about cocks crowing in the early morning and cowpats on the road.
- Because it doesn't stink as much after a time does not make it less a cowpat.
- Cattle provide an ideal method of transporting the plant because a single cowpat can hold 150 or more seeds.
- We walked through his school, past women making those cowpat cakes for the fires.
- The women built the houses from cowpats while the men looked after the herd.
- That's a chequered cloth spread on a grassy meadow, carefully arranged to avoid the cowpats.
- The road took a brief eastward swing inland, through flat dairy-farming country and the smell of sundried cowpats.
- This Government has the perception that all farmers are just a bunch of cow-cockies knee deep in cowpats.
- Apart from a lady who put her foot in a cowpat, the July walk was fairly uneventful.

词汇	cowpat
释义	Definition of cowpat in English: cowpat nounˈkaʊpatˈkaʊˌpæt British A flat round deposit of cow dung. （一团）牛粪 Example sentencesExamples If it LOOKS like a cowpat, SMELLS like a cowpat… it ain't a quiche! We walked through his school, past women making those cowpat cakes for the fires. Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything. Because it doesn't stink as much after a time does not make it less a cowpat. ‘It looks like a cowpat,’ said the decorous Englishman who ordered it, ‘but it tastes good.’ Within two minutes, we were dodging cowpats through the country park. Fortunately, there was no one about to witness the sight of six fully kitted divers slipping and sliding through the cowpats. Sunday - Stood in a field while my female companion poked cowpats with sticks to look for dung beetles. That's a chequered cloth spread on a grassy meadow, carefully arranged to avoid the cowpats. The women built the houses from cowpats while the men looked after the herd. Still, there were some tricky cowpats to negotiate and weedy children to encourage. Apart from a lady who put her foot in a cowpat, the July walk was fairly uneventful. The road took a brief eastward swing inland, through flat dairy-farming country and the smell of sundried cowpats. There are complaints here among weekenders about cocks crowing in the early morning and cowpats on the road. After a while the heat from the cowpat thawed him out and he felt a little better. They were tricked a few times by pale cowpats, then Fleur found the first mushrooms. He headed out into the clear skies and cowpats of the country for inspiration. This Government has the perception that all farmers are just a bunch of cow-cockies knee deep in cowpats. In the searing heat of the Mojave desert, cowpats quickly assume the texture and aerodynamics of Frisbees. Cattle provide an ideal method of transporting the plant because a single cowpat can hold 150 or more seeds. Definition of cowpat in US English: cowpat nounˈkouˌpatˈkaʊˌpæt British A flat, round piece of cow dung. （一团）牛粪 Example sentencesExamples ‘It looks like a cowpat,’ said the decorous Englishman who ordered it, ‘but it tastes good.’ Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything. If it LOOKS like a cowpat, SMELLS like a cowpat… it ain't a quiche! Sunday - Stood in a field while my female companion poked cowpats with sticks to look for dung beetles. He headed out into the clear skies and cowpats of the country for inspiration. In the searing heat of the Mojave desert, cowpats quickly assume the texture and aerodynamics of Frisbees. Fortunately, there was no one about to witness the sight of six fully kitted divers slipping and sliding through the cowpats. Still, there were some tricky cowpats to negotiate and weedy children to encourage. They were tricked a few times by pale cowpats, then Fleur found the first mushrooms. After a while the heat from the cowpat thawed him out and he felt a little better. Within two minutes, we were dodging cowpats through the country park. There are complaints here among weekenders about cocks crowing in the early morning and cowpats on the road. Because it doesn't stink as much after a time does not make it less a cowpat. Cattle provide an ideal method of transporting the plant because a single cowpat can hold 150 or more seeds. We walked through his school, past women making those cowpat cakes for the fires. The women built the houses from cowpats while the men looked after the herd. That's a chequered cloth spread on a grassy meadow, carefully arranged to avoid the cowpats. The road took a brief eastward swing inland, through flat dairy-farming country and the smell of sundried cowpats. This Government has the perception that all farmers are just a bunch of cow-cockies knee deep in cowpats. Apart from a lady who put her foot in a cowpat, the July walk was fairly uneventful.
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