1. Plural of muley; cattle without horns, or a naturally hornless breed of cattle.
Usage: chiefly North American; also spelled 'mulies'

Examples

• The rancher preferred muleys because they were safer to handle in the corral.
• Muleys are easier to transport than horned breeds.
• The herd consisted mostly of muleys and a few horned steers.
• Breeding muleys reduced injuries among the ranch hands.
• These muleys adapted well to the harsh prairie conditions.