milked

Extracted from cows

Milked is the past tense of milk—to draw milk from an animal's udder or a mother's breast.

The extended sense dominates: to extract value, money, or advantage from something, often excessively or opportunistically: He milked the insurance claim for everything he could.

She milked the applause before continuing.

To milk something for all it's worth is to exploit it fully.

exploitation

squeezed

Pressed firmly together

drainedEmptied of resources
exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
overusedEmployed too frequently

capitalized · monetized · profited · manipulated · abused · extorted · overworked · depleted · leached · plundered

extracted

pumped

Excitedly eager, energized

expressedCommunicated in words
drawnRendered in lines
siphonedMoved liquid via suction

tapped · squeezed · collected · harvested · withdrawn · obtained · separated · filtered · released · removed

dairy

cow

Female bovine

goatHorned, bearded livestock
sheepWoolly farm animal
camelHumped desert mammal

yak · buffalo · mare · pasteurized · homogenized · raw · whole · skimmed · cream · lactating

routine

daily

Per diem, repeated

morningDay's early hours
dawnDay's first glow
choresRoutine household tasks

habitual · regular · scheduled · systematic · predawn · farmhand · bucket · stool · barn · herd

milked

squeezed

pumped

cow

daily

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