/kæf/
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A young bovine animal, especially a young domestic cow or bull.
Refers to a young domestic bovine, regardless of sex, particularly one that has not yet reached maturity.
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Fine, soft leather produced from the skin of a young calf, often used in bookbinding, footwear, and other leather goods.
Refers to leather made from the hide of a young calf, valued for its smooth texture, fine grain, and relatively soft quality.
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A young animal belonging to certain large mammals, including deer, elephants, seals, whales, and giraffes.
Refers to the young offspring of various large mammals, particularly species such as elephants, whales, seals, deer, and giraffes.
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A large mass of ice that breaks away from a glacier, ice shelf, or iceberg.
Refers to a chunk of ice that separates from a larger glacier, ice shelf, or iceberg, often through a process known as calving.
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A small island situated close to or associated with a larger island.
Refers to a small island located near a larger island, often forming part of the same coastal or island group.
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A railroad locomotive or engine that does not have an enclosed driver's cab.
Refers to a railroad engine designed without an enclosed cab for the operator.
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An awkward, silly, or foolish boy or young man; more generally, a person regarded as a dolt.
Refers to someone considered foolish, clumsy, or lacking good judgment, often used in an informal or mildly insulting way.
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The fleshy back portion of the leg below the knee and above the ankle.
Refers to the back portion of the lower leg, particularly the area between the knee and ankle.
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The muscular mass at the back of the lower leg, primarily formed by the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles.
Refers specifically to the fleshy muscle group at the back of the lower leg that helps move the foot and ankle, especially during walking, running, and jumping.