Definition Conjugation
Definition of bowse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
beverageRare drink or beverageRare
- He offered her a bowse from his flask.
2.
maritimeRare small rope used on shipsRare
- The sailor secured the sail with a bowse.
Verb
maritimeRare UK pull or hoist using tackleRare UK
- The sailors bowsed the sails up before leaving the harbor..
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drink or beverage 
small rope used on ships
Origin of bowse
Dutch, buizen (to drink deeply)
Examples of bowse in a sentence
The travelers shared a bowse by the campfire. He tied the bowse to the anchor. The bowse was frayed from constant use. The crew bowsed the anchor into place. They bowsed the heavy cargo onto the deck.
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- French:boisson, hisser, ...
- German:Trunk, hieven, ...
- Italian:bevanda, sollevare, ...
- Spanish:trago, alzar, ...
- Portuguese:bebida, içar, ...
- Chinese:饮料, 拉, ...
- Japanese:飲み物, 引き上げる, ...
- Arabic:مَشْرُوب, شَدَّ, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁקֶה, לִמְשׁוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:напиток, поднимать, ...
- Ukrainian:напій, тягнути, ...
- Hindi:पेय, खींचना, ...
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