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Often used in the same context:
oinks,
neighs,
whinnies,
clop,
baa,
shep,
bleats,
woofs,
barnyard,
dogies,
clucks,
bahs,
birdcall,
sooey,
calfs,
yip,
yodelling,
chirrup,
ribbit,
meadowlarks,
yelps,
squawks,
rustlings,
holstein,
nicker,
eeee,
chitter,
hoofbeats,
hok,
hoos,
tintinnabulation,
boop,
meow,
farmyard,
shorthorn,
booyah,
winter wren,
tinkles,
squeals,
trilling,
black angus,
phlegmy,
bassett,
muckle,
borzoi,
snuffling,
clack,
punkin,
waltzers,
bray,
bluejays,
miaow,
kelpies,
fiddlesticks,
honkers,
toots,
caw,
guttural,
cows,
wagtail,
yak,
tweedle,
quacking,
merle,
nanas,
hoorays,
prik,
whatcha,
grunting,
exclamations,
bronco busting,
arf,
gnus,
mewing,
mewl,
aww,
oos,
shrieks,
jingly,
mooses,
clomp,
panpipes,
zithers,
gabbling,
yote,
calliope,
piggie,
spring peeper,
whoo,
katydids,
gambolling,
cowman,
chipolata,
buenos dias,
shrilling,
bullfinches,
claxon,
corn pone,
yins,
squawky,
yorkie,
redheaded woodpecker,
workshops,
agencies,
institutes,
meetings,
organizations,
programs,
sectors,
settings,
taps,
websites,
\u00ab,
arid,
barks,
cards,
charities,
collaborations,
con,
conferences,
courses,
departments
Also try:
— Adjectives for moos:
educational,
most,
other,
munich,
many,
mandonnet,
few,
social,
different,
soft,
based,
more...
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