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Definition of prow - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ship frontforward part of a ship or boat
- The sailor stood at the prow, gazing into the horizon..
- Waves crashed against the prow.
- The prow cut through the water smoothly.
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forward part of a ship or boat
Origin of prow
Old English, prōw (brave)
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- French:proue, ...
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