quey (Meaning)
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quey (n.)
A heifer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quey
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quey Sentence Examples
- The quey bumbled around the meadow, its tail swishing in agitation.
- The farmer checked the quey for signs of illness before releasing it into the pasture.
- The quey's coat was a sleek, ebony black, contrasting sharply with the verdant grass.
- With a flick of its tail, the quey sent a swarm of flies buzzing away.
- The quey's eyes were a piercing blue, filled with both curiosity and apprehension.
- The quey's hooves pounded the ground as it galloped across the field, its mane flying in the wind.
- The quey's calf nestled close to its side, seeking protection from the unfamiliar surroundings.
- The quey's bellow echoed through the valley, a call to its herd mates.
- The quey's flesh was tender and succulent, making it a prized delicacy among the villagers.
- The quey's horns were twisted and gnarled, a testament to its resilience and longevity.
FAQs About the word quey
A heifer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The quey bumbled around the meadow, its tail swishing in agitation.
The farmer checked the quey for signs of illness before releasing it into the pasture.
The quey's coat was a sleek, ebony black, contrasting sharply with the verdant grass.
With a flick of its tail, the quey sent a swarm of flies buzzing away.
