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Webster Dictionary :: Bowlder-wall
BOWLDER-WALL, n. A wall constructed of pebbles or bowlders of flint or other sil...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowlder-stone
BOWLDER-STONE. [See Bowlder .]
Webster Dictionary :: Bowlder
BOWLDER, n. [from bowl.] A small stone of a roundish form, and of no determinate...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowl
BOWL, n. [In Latin, vola is the hollow of the hand.] 1. A concave vessel to hold...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowingly
BOW'INGLY, adv. In a bending manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Bowing
BOW'ING, ppr. Bending; stooping; making a bow.
Webster Dictionary :: Bowge
BOWGE, v.i. To swell out. [See Bouge .] BOWGE , v.t. To perforate; as, to bowge ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowet
BOW'ESS, BOW'ET, n. A young hawk, when it begins to get out of the nest; a term ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowess
BOW'ESS, BOW'ET, n. A young hawk, when it begins to get out of the nest; a term ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowers
BOW'ERS BOW'ERY, a. Covering; shading as a bower; also, containing bowers. A bow...
Webster Dictionary :: Bower
BOW'ER,n. [from bow.] An anchor carried at the bow of a ship. There are generall...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowels
BOW'ELS, n. plu. 1. The intestines of an animal; the entrails, especially of man...
Webster Dictionary :: Bowelless
BOW'ELLESS, a. Without tenderness of pity.
Webster Dictionary :: Bowel
BOW'EL, v.t. To take out the bowels; to eviscerate; to penetrate the bowels.
Webster Dictionary :: Bowed
BOW'ED, pp. Bent; crushed; subdued. BOWED , pp. Bent; like a bow.
Webster Dictionary :: Bowable
BOW'ABLE, a. Of a flexible disposition. [Not in use.]
