angus

n. a famous breed of black, hornless cattle originally from Scotland, known for high-quality beef.

n. a breed of black, polled (hornless) beef cattle originating from the counties of Aberdeen and Angus in Scotland.

“The restaurant is famous for serving steaks made from local Angus beef.”

“The rancher decided to switch to Angus cattle because of their reputation for hardiness and the premium price their marbled beef commands.”

n. a traditional Scottish first name for a man.

n. a masculine given name of Scottish Gaelic origin, meaning 'one strength'.

“Angus Young is the famous lead guitarist of the rock band AC/DC.”

“The name Angus remains a popular choice in Scotland, often passed down through generations to honour family heritage.”

n. an area in eastern Scotland, formerly known as Forfarshire.

n. a council area and former county in eastern Scotland, situated between the Highlands and the North Sea.

“We spent our summer holiday hiking through the beautiful glens of Angus.”

“The administrative centre of Angus is located in Forfar, though the coastal town of Arbroath is the area's largest settlement.”

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