Livestock, cattle, whether large or small. wild fee n. deer.

spec. Livestock. Cf. quick-aucht n. at quick, adj. n.1adv. compounds 1b. Obsolete.

Cattle; livestock.

plural. Farm-stock, cattle, domestic animals of any kind, beasts.

Livestock. In later use chiefly in phrases young, old store. Obsolete.

Domesticated (farm) animals collectively, esp. bovine animals; livestock; cattle. Formerly also: †animals collectively, whether domesticated or wild…

A collective term for live animals held as property, or reared to serve as food, or for the sake of their milk, skin, wool, etc.

In spec. uses. Live-stock (cattle, sheep, poultry). Obsolete.

Livestock. Obsolete. rare.

In plural. Livestock. Obsolete (English regional (northern) in later use).

spec. = livestock, n.; the animals on a farm; also, a collective term for horses, cattle, and sheep bred for use or profit.

Livestock; = cattle, n. II. Obsolete. rare.

= livestock, n. 1; also in extended use.

The stock of horses (or other animals) belonging to one owner or stable. rare (English regional in later use).

Chiefly U.S. regional. A farm animal; (in plural) cattle. Now rare.

Domestic animals kept on a farm for use or profit; esp. cattle, sheep, and pigs. Cf. stock, n.1 54a.

= livestock, n.

the livestock and produce of a farm; also (occasionally) the tools of a farm.

a domestic animal kept on a farm for use or profit; cf. livestock, n. 1.

marketable live-stock.