Stow is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOW in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put away
• pack or store (an object) carefully and neatly in a particular place
• To place or arrange in a compact mass; to put in its proper place, or in a suitable place; to pack; as, to stowbags, bales, or casks in a ship\'s hold; to stow hay in a mow; to stow sheaves.
• To put away in some place; to hide; to lodge.
• To arrange anything compactly in; to fill, by packing closely; as, to stow a box, car, or the hold of a ship.
• fill by packing tightly
• pack or store
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pack

Words related to STOW

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Words that contain STOW

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How to use STOW in a sentence

• In the space beneath it I shall stow all the bedding, the eatables and kitchen utensils, and a small tent.
• It was time, after this, to stow the pets warm between decks, and as near the galley-fires as they could be put.
• To David Stow much credit is due, for having written useful books and performed useful works.
• Come on, Mortimer, stow that notebook! The fork is mightier than the pen just at present.
• My next work was to view the country, and seek a proper place for my habitation, and where to stow my goods, to secure them from whatever might happen.
• It took all four of us to stow the jib, leaving Michael at the wheel the while.
• Stow, of the Cape Colony, who has very lately sent some specimens of them to this country, in the hope that means might be found for the publication of the entire series.
• There is a copy of this deed in the library of the Duke of Buckingham, at Stow.
• He never had enough, and he could stow away a cask.
• The particular tyrant whose fortune it was to stow us aboard laid a farther claim to this appellation than the bare command of a vehicle of conveyance.
• Weak as he still was he could lift and stow a full sized log with no great difficulty.
• It now became necessary to provide other means for transporting the baggage which we had intended to stow in her.
• He watched the workers for a few minutes, showed them how to stow and lash some biscuit tins more securely, and continued his survey, meaning to look in on Walker and the doctor.
• Now, light the lantern and stow it in that niche yonder.
• They could stow it away in a minute, if they were alarmed.
• Roger was born at Clovenford, in the parish of Stow, in 1792.
• There was one great amphitheatre just before reaching the village of Stow which was peculiarly interesting.
• Hammond died in the year 1743, in the thirty-first year of his age, at Stow, the seat of his kind patron, the lord Cobham, who honoured him with a particular intimacy.
• Await the work of William Stow And be surprised again.
• Those fellows could give me points about how to stow stuff away, and then not half try.
• To every ham may be added a cheek, if you stow away a barrel and not alter the composition, some add a shoulder.
• Wetzel evidently decided quickly on what was to be done, for in few words he directed Joe to cut up so much of the buffalo meat as they could stow in their pockets.
• We are to carry all the large and small arms ammunition that we can stow away.
• The officers had large wall-tents, with portable beds to stow inside them, and there were large hospital tents to be used as dining-rooms.
• Skenedonk undertook to stow our belongings in the post-chaise at the last minute.
• In all sorts of places he would stow it away when he came in from his walks.
• From it we took what we could stow away on us in one way or another, and then, with our war gear bundled in our arms, went out.
• She had missed it, and as a consequence sat here on the shore as Mrs Charles Stow.
• Charles Stow had grown to be a special being of whom, owing to his character, she entertained rather fearful than loving memory.
• NICHOLS, quoting from Stow, also informs us that printing-presses were, soon after the introduction of the art, erected in the Abbey of St.

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