bowse
baʊz
Definition Conjugation

Definition of bowse - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
beverageRaredrink or beverageRare
  • He offered her a bowse from his flask.
beverage drink
2.
maritimeRaresmall rope used on shipsRare
  • The sailor secured the sail with a bowse.
cord line twine

Verb

tr.
maritimeRareUKpull or hoist using tackleRareUK
  • The sailors bowsed the sails up before leaving the harbor..
haul hoist
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Images of bowse

  • bowse: drink or beverage
    drink or beverage
  • bowse: small rope used on ships
    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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  1. French:boisson, hisser, ...
  2. German:Trunk, hieven, ...
  3. Italian:bevanda, sollevare, ...
  4. Spanish:trago, alzar, ...
  5. Portuguese:bebida, içar, ...
  6. Chinese:饮料, 拉, ...
  7. Japanese:飲み物, 引き上げる, ...
  8. Arabic:مَشْرُوب, شَدَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַשְׁקֶה, לִמְשׁוֹךְ, ...
  10. Russian:напиток, поднимать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:напій, тягнути, ...
  12. Hindi:पेय, खींचना, ...

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