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cowpat
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cowpat [ˈkaʊˌpæt]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) a single dropping of cow dung
Translations
cowpat [ˈkaʊpæt] Nmierda f de vaca, boƱiga f
cowpat cow pat [ˈkaʊpæt] nbouse f de vache


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