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the world > food and drink > farming > animal husbandry > animal keeping practices general > [verb (transitive)] > cut off tail, ears, or other bits (14)
dockc1386

transitive. To cut short in some part, esp. in the tail, hair, or similar appendage; to curtail.

bobtail1577

transitive. To dock the tail of; figurative to cut short, shorten, curtail.

dishorn1603

transitive. To deprive of horns, cut off the horns of.

crop1607

To cut off the top or extremity of (the ears, tail, etc.), to cut off short; esp. to cut the ears of animals as a means of identification, and of…

strunt1828

transitive. To cut short, esp. to dock the tail of (a horse or sheep).

de-tail1837

transitive. To deprive of its tail or tails.

stern1858

To cut off the tail of (a dog); see stern, n.3 4.

decaudate1864

transitive. To deprive of the tail.

tail1886

To dock the tail of (a lamb, etc.); to cut or pull off that which is regarded as the tail, esp. of a plant or fruit. (Cf. top, v.1 II.)

dehorn1888

transitive. To deprive (an animal) of horns. Also absol. and figurative.

declaw1901

transitive. To clip or remove the claws of (an animal); (in later use) spec. to amputate the ends of the toes of (a domestic cat or other animal)…

poll1907

transitive. To dehorn (cattle, sheep, etc.) by using caustic paste, electrocautery, or surgical amputation. Also: to remove the horns of (a strain…

defang1912

transitive. To remove the fangs from (an animal, esp. a snake).

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