Kine [noun]

He shall give his mind to turn up furrows, and his care is to give the kine fodder.

Cattle and kine were taken furtively or openly to these very hills and vales where Jim Lough now lived in quietude and peace.

Out of the sacred river came up for Egypt its fat kine and its lean,--its blessings and its curses.

Th' hide iv th' pauperized kine iv Europe will have to cough up at th' custom house befure they can be convarted into brogans.

From it sprang horses, and all animals with two rows of teeth; kine sprang from it; from it goats and sheep.

These are all now on it; oxen and milch-kine; the horses, too, hoppled neck-and-knee, to keep them from straying.

I have seen his regal splendour with these ancient eyes of mine, Elephants and battle-chariots, steeds of war and herds of kine!

The wet ponies and kine turned away from the north and stood in the slanting storm with bowed heads.

There was row upon row of small kine tubes, each showing the dark interior of a cell.

But a mortal man noticed him as he drove the wide-browed kine straight towards Pylos.