Definitions

1. noun

An old or obsolete term for a cow with a white coat, often referring to a rare or unique cow with a white coloration.

“The breeder was excited to show off his prized whincow at the local livestock fair.”

2. verb

To cause a cow to become white or develop white markings, often as a result of genetic variation or environmental factors.

“The cow’s coat was whincowed by a rare genetic condition that caused it to develop white patches.”