narrow¹ /narˈō/

1. Of little breadth
2. Of small extent from side to side
3. Closely confining
4. Limited
5. Contracted in mind or outlook
6. Bigoted
7. Not liberal
8. Parsimonious (informal or dialect)
9. With little to spare
10. Close
11. Strict, precise
12. Detailed, thorough
13. Strict
14. Keen
15. (of money) denoting the more liquid kinds (ie coins and notes), eg in hand, or readily withdrawn from a bank account, etc, opp to broad
16. (of a vowel) tense, opp to broad (phonetics)
17. (of a phonetic transcription) with a different symbol for each phoneme and diacritical marks to show different varieties of these phonemes, opp to broad (phonetics)
18. (of animal foodstuffs) relatively rich in protein as compared to fat and carbohydrate

1. A narrow part or place
2. (usu in pl) a narrow passage, channel or strait

Narrowly

1. To make narrow
2. To contract or confine

1. To become narrow
2. To reduce the number of stitches in knitting

narrˈowing noun

1. The act of making less in breadth
2. The state of being contracted
3. The part of anything which is made narrower

Becoming narrower

narrˈowly adverb

1. Barely
2. With close attention
3. In a narrow or restricted manner

narrˈowness noun

narrˈowband adjective

Broadcasting across a narrow range of frequencies

narrˈowboat noun

A canal-boat, esp one of 7ft (2.1m) or less in width, and 72ft (about 22m) in length

narrˈowcast transitive verb

• à la dérobée
• à la Florentine
• à la hauteur de
• à la lanterne
• à la main
• à la maître d'hôtel
• à la mode
• à la page
• à la Portugaise
• à la poupée
• à la volée
• à l'envi
• à l'improviste
• à l'outrance
• à l'époque
• wrinkliest
• wrinkling
• wrinkly
• wrist
• wristband
• wristbands
• wrist drop
• wrist drops
• wristier
• wristiest