1. without horns; naturally hornless (of cattle or other horned animals)
Usage: chiefly North American; informal

1. a hornless animal, especially a cow or bull
Usage: chiefly North American; informal

Examples

• The farmer preferred mooley cattle because they were safer to handle.
• A mooley is less likely to injure other animals in the herd.
• The breed produces mostly mooley offspring.
• She bought three mooleys at the livestock auction.
• Mooley cows can be easier to transport than horned varieties.