mulley

1. (US) A hornless or polled animal.Examples: "A female caribou has antlers same as a bull, but a cow moose is a mulley."US

2. (UK, dialect, childish) A cow.Examples: "Leave milking and dry up old mulley, thy cow."; "Little brother must be good, little brother mustn't cry, little brother's going to get a drop of milk from his good old Mulley."UKchildishdialectal

3. (UK, dialect) A mule.Examples: "Although not remarkably up in the world himself, yet he took care that the "mulley," at least, should occupy an elevated position in life; and so he had his stable on the flat roof, at the very top of the house, which is a high one; and he used to walk up and down the long flights of stairs which connected his home with the street below, "like a Christian," as we were once informed."; "Being but a little lad, I felt much afraid; With the hazel-rod I had, On the "mulley laid; Donkey kicked and ran away, And to get out of my way Turned into a field of hay, Where awhile he stayed."; "'What is a mulley, father?' 'Why a thing, Jan, what had a jack-ass for his father and a 'oss for his mother.'"UKdialectal