1 ENTRIES FOUND: billy goat(noun) billy goatnoun pluralbilly goats Britannica Dictionary definition of BILLY GOAT [count] :a male goat—comparenanny goat
Define billy-goat. billy-goat synonyms, billy-goat pronunciation, billy-goat translation, English dictionary definition of billy-goat. noun a male goat. Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary © 2006-2013 K Dictionaries Ltd
billy goat in the Animals topic by Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English | LDOCE | What you need to know about Animals: words, phrases and expressions | Animals
billy club,billystick,nightstick,truncheon,baton club- stout stick that is larger at one end; "he carried a club in self defense"; "he felt as if he had been hit with a club" 2. billy- male goat billy goat,he-goat caprine animal,goat- any of numerous agile ruminants related to shee...
The meaning of GOAT is any of various hollow-horned ruminant mammals (especially of the genus Capra) related to the sheep but of lighter build and with backwardly arching horns, a short tail, and usually straight hair; especially : one (Capra hircus) lon
The meaning of BILLY is a metal or enamelware pail or pot with a lid and wire bail —called also billycan.
billy goat(noun) mountain goat(noun) nanny goat(noun) get(verb) separate(verb) sheep(noun) goat/ˈgoʊt/noun pluralgoats Britannica Dictionary definition of GOAT 1 [count]:a small animal that is related to the sheep 2 the goatUS:a person who is blamed for a loss or failure ...
羝 dī billy goat ram 羝羊触藩Trad.羝羊觸藩 dī yáng chù fān lit. billy goat's horns caught in the fence (idiom from Book of Changes 易經|易经); impossible to advance or to retreat without any way out of a dilemma trapped in an impossible situation...
an animal that hashornson top of its head and long hair under itschin, and canclimbsteephillsandrocks.Goatslivewildin themountainsor are kept asfarmanimals.2→get somebody’s goat3→old goat4→act/play the goat→billy goat,nanny goatExamples from the Corpusgoat•Very soon the biggestbilly...
a caper; prank. a whim;caprice. Discover More Word History and Origins Origin ofcapriccio1 First recorded in1595–1605;Italian“sudden startle,” possibly fromcapra“nanny goat” orcapro“billy goat” (as of the skipping of a kid or goat), fromVulgar Latincapriceus“goat” (unattested); po...