bullocks
Young neutered bulls
Bullocks is the plural of bullock, a young or castrated bull.
In British and Australian slang, bollocks (often spelled or pronounced "bullocks") is a vulgar term for testicles, and by extension an exclamation of frustration or dismissal: Bullocks, I forgot my wallet.
To say something is bollocks is to call it nonsense or rubbish.
Grazing animals together
- oxenCastrated male cattle
- bovineOf the cattle family
- grazingFeeding on pasture
- livestockDomesticated farm animals
steer · calves · heifer · cowherd · pasture · fodder · meadow · barnyard
Turning earth for crops
- yokeCrosspiece binding draft animals
- draftPreliminary version of text
- tillageSoil preparation for planting
- furrowNarrow trench in earth
fieldwork · harness · cultivation · sowing · harvest · threshing · cart · wagon
Energy transfer rate
- muscleContractile body tissue
- brawnMuscular power, bodily might
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- vigorActive physical strength
stamina · robustness · toughness · might · hardiness · sturdiness · workhorse · hauling
Refusing to change course
- obstinateFirmly refusing to yield
- headstrongStubbornly self-willed
- willfulIntentionally unyielding
- uncooperativeUnwilling to assist others
contrary · mulish · unmanageable · docile · placid · patient · steady · reliable
herd
Grazing animals together
livestock · steer · calves · heifer · cowherd · pasture · fodder · meadow · barnyard · ruminant
plowing
Turning earth for crops
- yokeCrosspiece binding draft animals
- draftPreliminary version of text
- tillageSoil preparation for planting
furrow · fieldwork · harness · cultivation · sowing · harvest · threshing · cart · wagon · farming
power
Energy transfer rate
vigor · stamina · robustness · toughness · might · hardiness · sturdiness · workhorse · hauling · pulling
stubborn
Refusing to change course
- obstinateFirmly refusing to yield
- headstrongStubbornly self-willed
- willfulIntentionally unyielding
uncooperative · contrary · mulish · unmanageable · docile · placid · patient · steady · reliable · trainable