To milk: v.tr. (word from the popular Latin tragere, classic traitor).
1. Expressing milk from (the female of some domestic animals) by squeezing the udder manually or mechanically (milk machine).
To milk a cow, a sheep, a goat.
Quote from the Swiss writer and poet Charles Ferdinand Ramuz (1878-1947): “The animals that had not been milked all day”.
By extension: Quote from the French writer André Gide (1869-1951): "A milk that was milked for us...
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