Mac,

You should try a real dictionary:

cob (1) a big or notable man; a short legged horse; a male swan; a lump (esp. coal, ore or clay); a rounded object; a herring's head; a loaf of bread (cobloaf); the axis of a head of maize (corn cob); a cobnut; an irregularly shaped Spanish-American Dollar

cob (2) a kind of composition of clay and straw used for building

cob (3) a wicker basket used by sowers

cob (4) to strike, to thump on the buttocks

cob (5) a gull, esp. the greater black backed.

Source: Chambers.

LOL

You should try a real dictionary:LOL Just one of many problems with the English Language; Too many meanings for some words.

Mac (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2002 10:45 am Just one of many problems with the English Language; Too many meanings for some words.

And in any substantial dictionary, you will find the word "set" to have the most different meanings

So what might one call a Castrated Elephant?

Eunicorn

Would a Castrated Giraffe be a nun-hung-low?

Prncalexe (imported) wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2002 8:27 pm Would a Castrated Giraffe be a nun-hung-low?

If a non-castrated Giraffe wanted to buy a round of drinks in a bar, all he would have to say is "the highballs are on me."

Hello,

Last week I saw a video about gelding of horses and bulls with a power drill (cord is twisted and break) and I am not able to recover it. Can you help me please ?