noun “milk”
singular milk, plural milks or uncountable
- the white liquid that female mammals produce to feed their babies
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The mother cow provides milk for her calf.
- a white liquid made from plants like almonds, soybeans, oats, or coconuts, used as a drink or in cooking
She prefers almond milk in her cereal.
- a serving of milk, especially as a beverage
The children each drank two milks during lunch.
- a small container of milk used for adding to tea or coffee
He added two milks and a sugar to his coffee.
verb “milk”
infinitive milk; he milks; past tense milked; past part. milked; ger. milking
- to extract milk from a mammal, especially a cow, goat, or sheep
Every morning, they milk the cows before sunrise.
- to extract a liquid from something
Scientists milk venom from snakes to create antivenoms.
- to exploit or take full advantage of a situation or resource
She knew how to milk the opportunity for all it was worth.