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Bowse
Bowse
v. i.
To
carouse
; to
bouse
; to
booze
.
Bowse
v. i.
To
pull
or
haul
; as, to
bowse
upon
a
tack
; to
bowse
away
, i. e., to
pull
all
together
.
Bowse
n.
A
carouse
; a
drinking
bout
; a
booze
.
Bowshot
n.
The
distance
traversed
by an
arrow
shot
from
a
bow
.
Bowsprit
n.
A
large
boom
or
spar
,
which
projects
over
the
stem
of a
ship
or
other
vessel
, to
carry
sail
forward
.
Bowssen
v. t.
To
drench
; to
soak
;
especially
, to
immerse
(in
water
believed
to
have
curative
properties
).
Bowstring
n.
The
string
of a
bow
.
Bowstring
n.
A
string
used
by
the
Turks
for
strangling
offenders
.
Bowstring
v. t.
To
strangle
with
a
bowstring
.
Bowstringed
imp. & p. p.
of
Bowstring
Bowstringed
p.a.
Furnished
with
bowstring
.
Bowstringed
p.a.
Put
to
death
with
a
bowstring
;
strangled
.
Bowstringing
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Bowstring
Bowstrung
of
Bowstring
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