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livestocks

 

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Noun livestock has 1 sense
  1. livestock, stock, farm animal - not used technically; any animals kept for use or profit
    --1 is a kind of placental, placental mammal, eutherian, eutherian mammal

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Term: Livestocks

Noun:

1. Sense: Animals, such as cattle, sheep, pigs, etc., that are raised on farms for their meat, milk, wool, etc.

- Example Sentence: Livestocks play a crucial role in agriculture, providing various products such as meat, eggs, and dairy.

- Related Products:

Cattle

Sheep

Pig

2. Sense: The animals bred and raised for exhibition purposes in agricultural shows.

- Example Sentence: Visitors were impressed by the beautiful livestock showcased at the county fair.

- Related Products:

Show Cattle

Show Sheep

Show Pig

3. Sense: A term used collectively to refer to domesticated animals that are bred and raised on a farm.

- Example Sentence: Farmers need to ensure the well-being and proper care of their livestocks to maintain a successful operation.

- Related Products:

Farm Cattle

Farm Sheep

Farm Pig

Plural Noun:

1. Sense: The plural form of "livestock," referring to multiple animals raised on farms.

- Example Sentence: The farmers take great pride in the health and well-being of their livestocks, ensuring their proper care and nutrition.

- Related Products:

Farm Animals

Livestock Supplies

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