MOW

Movement for the Ordination of Women (now known as WATCH)

mow¹ /mō/

1. To cut down, or cut the grass on, with a scythe or now esp a grass-cutting machine
2. To cut down in great numbers (esp with down) (also figurative)

mowed or mown adjective

mowˈer noun

1. A person who mows grass, etc
2. A machine with revolving blades for mowing grass

mowˈing noun

1. The act of cutting grass, etc
2. Land from which grass is cut
3. (in pl) loose grass following mowing

mowing machine noun

mow² /mow or mō/

1. A pile of hay, corn in sheaves, pease, etc, esp in a barn
2. A place in a barn for such a heap

To heap in a mow

mowˈburn intransitive verb

To heat and ferment in the mow

mowˈburnt adjective

mow³ /mow, also mō/, also (obsolete) moe /mō/

A wry face

To make grimaces

nae mows /nā mowz/ (Scot)

No laughing matter

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• roast
• roast beef
• roast-beef plant
• roast-beef plants
• roasted
• roaster
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• roastie
• roasties
• roasting
• roasting jack
• roasting jacks
• roastings
• roasts
• roate
• rob
• robalo
• robalos
• robbed
• robber
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