Definition for neat - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	neat2 (neat) Pronunciation: /niːt/ noun archaic a bovine animal. [mass noun] cattle. Origin: Old English, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch noot, also to the base of dialect nait meaning 'companion'		Search results in the dictionary NEAT neat¹ neat's-foot oil as clean or neat as a new pin in pin More results » More words in this category beestings bobby calf cattle cleat collective farm contour ploughing grieve 2 hatchery herdsman lister mash mast 2 moshav pomology shearling shoat swingle unserved virgin queen Nearby Words Nearctic nearly nearly man nearness nearshore nearside nearsighted NEAT neat ¹ neat ² neat's-foot oil neaten Neath neath neatly neatness NEB neb Neb.