muley
adjective
(of cattle or deer) hornless; polled.
muleys
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pluralof muley.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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"We can carry thirty muleys if they ain't nervous," replied the brother called Mart.
From Dwellers in the Hills by Melville Davisson Post
I remember there were a number of muleys among the cattle, and these would not venture into the compact herd until the others had lain down.
From The Log of a Cowboy A Narrative of the Old Trail Days by Andy Adams
I have heard Jud, with no more tune than a tom-tom, bellowing the doxology to a great audience of Polled-Angus muleys on the verge of a stampede.
From Dwellers in the Hills by Melville Davisson Post
We gathered the cattle into a drove, and started them in a broken line across the hills toward the road, the huge black muleys strolling along, every fellow at his leisure.
From Dwellers in the Hills by Melville Davisson Post
The six hundred black muleys made the arc of a tremendous circle, swinging from the ferry landing around to the road.
From Dwellers in the Hills by Melville Davisson Post
