• hever,
• hoiver,
• heveyer,
• hieger,
• haveher,
• hefers,
• hayfever,
• hiyer,
• aheive,
• herbivor,
• howevfer,
• heheh,
• perfer,
• beife,
• hoewver,
• heyer,
• hevery,
• helpher,
• hevey,
• howiever,
• heike,
• himfor,
• cheffeur,
• hefier,
• hpwever,
• helfer,
• weife,
• heeve,
• heaiver,
• hegher,
• cheufer,
• herford,
• heviler,
• herivour,
• pheifer,
• thierfor,
• kieffer,
• nefer,
• hiegher,
• kerfew,
• perfeer,
• heeeeee,
• cheuffer,
• therfeor,
• shaeffer,
• hoerver,
• havier,
• herfe,
• therfor,
• heaher,
• hefner,
• feaher,
• heeer,
• hoeever,
• herlife,
• hiher,
• heigge,
• theirfor,
• peffer,
• therfoer,
• hafer,
• cheife,
• pefer,
• havever,
• heaer,
• heire,
• phiffer,
• heiffer,
• hefer,
• heigher,
• beofer,
• hevier,
• heiver,
• huver,
• jeffer,
• keifer,
• harfer,
• heffer,
• howefer,
• veifiy,
• theife,
• wifer,
• hiwever,
• hoever,
• heaveier,
• shepher,
• hercer,
• hifher,
• behiver,
• havfe,
• higfher,
• havvier

A heifer is a young female mammal, such as a cow, who has not yet calved. Heifers are important to the farming and agricultural industry, as they are able to produce milk, beef, and offspring. Heifers are generally used to produce dairy products such as milk, cheese, yogurt, and ice cream. They can also be used in the production of beef, as they can reach up to 1,500 pounds when fully grown. Additionally, heifers are important as they can be sold or used as breeding stock and are capable of producing more offspring.