Associations to the word «Bullock»
Noun
- Driver
- Colliery
- Bull
- Bob
- Refreshment
- Barley
- Homicide
- Load
- Shouting
- Aggie
- Starring
- Pony
- Steve
- Chariot
- Gully
- Calvert
- Governorship
- Axel
- Manure
- Marlin
- Buffalo
- Hide
- Ernest
- Everest
- Calamity
- Ives
- Gregg
- Madeline
- Thriller
- Joker
- Platt
- Biographer
- Sore
- Scrub
- Blunt
- Commissary
- Contractor
- Jingle
- Creek
- Log
- Tractor
- Climber
- Detective
- Amelia
- Rowley
- Pullman
- Impeachment
- Sledge
- Tyranny
- Kangaroo
- Store
- Garret
- Mccall
- Sheriff
- Callahan
- Weston
- Encampment
- Brute
- Ram
- Wool
- Flour
- Organist
- Kicker
- Tomas
- Lander
- Granville
- Medic
- Eastwood
- Nicole
- Travelling
- Preseason
- Fowl
- Grazing
- Melissa
- Sawmill
- Alabama
- Pasture
- Jarvis
- Merchandise
- Timber
- Wheeler
Adjective
Wiktionary
BULLOCK, noun. (archaic) A young bull.
BULLOCK, noun. A castrated bull; an ox.
BULLOCK, verb. (obsolete) To bully.
BULLOCK, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist Arthur Allman Bullock (1906-1980).
BULLOCK, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
BULLOCK, noun. Young bull.
BULLOCK, noun. Castrated bull.
Wise words
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