Just need to vent...

It's getting to the roots that always fascinates me. Bous in Greek is apparently a cow (hence also bovine) and kolos something like to cultivate; a boukolos is someone who 'cultivates' cows: a cowherd.

 

entomology of the word is Jewish. Kind of not well known unless you're more familiar with the culture. Similar to the Jewish cultural word, 'schmekel' . Decades ago I was at a giant state funded wedding for a couple in Mexico City that were mostly jewish. At our table I asked what that word meant and it didn't seem to be too traumatic to anyone that I had asked

 

Chihuahuas are small - they're easy to miss.....

 

Doesn't that only apply to words with exoskeletons?

 

Could the 86s be temperature indicated in Fahrenheit?

 

Did the same. Vent to the outside with a fan continuously running.

 

I'm guessing it is for a commercial truck, and has the ability to provide info for a third axle or trailer. The clock dividing up the blocks is awkward, but only one has a front. The pressure in those tires could be over 100psi; 97 is on the low end from a search.

 

Commercial aircraft tire pressures typically range from 150 to 200 psi. If one of those vents, be far away.