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stirk
[ sturk ]
noun
, British.
- a young bull or cow, especially one in its second year.
stirk
/ stɜːk /
noun
- a heifer of 6 to 12 months old
- a yearling heifer or bullock
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of stirk1
Old English stierc; related to Middle Low German sterke, Old High German stero ram, Latin sterilis sterile, Greek steira; see steer ²
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Example Sentences
A bullet struck Corporal Stirk in the head just as he was lifting the man on to Caffrey's back.
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At once the gallant private put down his burden, bandaged Stirk, and helped him into safety.
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Sturk, stirk, sterk; a heifer or bullock about two years old: a pig three or four months old.
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"Thank you," said she very dryly, and she left me in the middle of the road, like a stirk.
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"Ye were aye a dumb stirk at Clydebank," Macallister said to him.
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