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udder

[uhd-er] / ˈʌd ər /


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Most consumers, the agency noted in its draft proposal, are aware that liquid extracts from plants have no relationship to the udder of a cow.

From New York Times

According to Time, she prevailed over an Italian film critic for his disparaging description of her “udder.”

From Washington Post

He often left the smallest calves behind — the ones near mothers with “big bagged-up udders.”

From New York Times

Her udders were full for lambs no longer around to feed.

From Seattle Times

One such worker, Nataliia Onatska, lined up around 50 cows side by side on Wednesday and attached vacuum pumps to their udders in one of the farm’s long, musty milking hangars.

From Seattle Times