moocah
/muːkɑː/Definitions
1. noun
a rare or obsolete term for a type of cow or oxen, often used in old English or Scottish dialects
“The local farmer knew the moocah was a hard worker and could plow the fields with ease.”
2. verb
to move or walk clumsily, often in a gangly or uncoordinated manner
“After eating too much, John moocahed his way back to the couch, feeling a bit unsteady.”