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beeves

American  
[beevz] / bivz /

noun

  1. a plural of beef.


beeves British  
/ biːvz /

noun

  1. archaic the plural of beef

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But Bessent’s image of immigrants smuggling their infected beeves across the border is transparent fantasy.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Navy captured a rebel ship off the coast of New Haven, filled with sheep and beeves.”

From Literature

With three employees, they can process about 10 beeves and 10 hogs every week.

From Washington Times

But if you raid the beeves, I see destruction for ship and crew.

From Literature

He described it as “a few hundred acres of dirt, some clusters of old barns and outbuildings… a few beeves and hogs or a flock of sheep.”

From Salon