cowtowing

The art of kissing one's ass!

Discovered by Claudia while researching for her Masters.

"When the government announced plans to break up the state monopoly, the minister involved was accused of cowtowing to Micheal O'Leary."

by Chris Calise June 13, 2005

Cowtowning, cowtowing

It is the improper spelling / word for Kowtowing, which means to touch the forehead to the ground while kneeling, as an act of worship, reverence, apology, etc., especially in former Chinese custom. AKA: to kiss someone's ass or to be submissive.

Her boyfriend is a jerk. They broke up because he cheated, but she's already back cowtowning, cowtowing to him trying to get him to take her back.

by SuPuta September 14, 2011

Cowtown

Cowtown was a nickname given to Calgary, Alberta because it is one of Canada's largest beef-cattle producers. It's also a city full of good ol' fashioned cowboys.

Torontonian 1: "Man, I'd love to go to Calgary this summer for The Stampede"

Torontonian 2: "Ugh. You want to go to Cowtown?"

Torontonian 1: "Ya man, I want to wrangle me a Cowboy"

by mdanie2 January 9, 2010

Cowtown Corn Chowder

Usually the result of an evening of hard drinking followed by some late-night din-din. Followed by a violent comeback of the aforementioned din-din. In July this is also known as Stampede Stew.

Cowboy #1: Howdy pardner! Hey, did you go out to the honkytonk again last night without telling me?
Cowboy #2: Why would you say that?
Cowboy #1: Well, how would you explain the Cowtown Corn Chowder in the outhouse this morning?

by drdutch June 12, 2007

cowtown

Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Cowtown is a town that has farms in/nearby it. With cows on them.

by Gooka March 21, 2005

cosmowing

(koz-moh-ing) verb. the act of leveling or cutting down grass with a mowing machine while consuming a cocktail made of vodka, Tripple Sec and cranberry juice.

Martin will be late for the picnic. He will arrive after he is finished cosmowing.

by djFargo April 26, 2010

cowboying

American colloquial (noun) the work of cowboys; beef ranching

The men did cowboying for a living when gold fever and color in the river ran flat.

by Jon64Bailey January 15, 2009