Bower is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOWER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to enclose in a shady recess
• shade or enclose (a place or person)
• One who bows or bends.
• An anchor carried at the bow of a ship.
• A muscle that bends a limb, esp. the arm.
• To embower; to inclose.
• To lodge.
• enclose in a bower
• surround as with a bower
NOUN:
• a pleasant shady place under trees or climbing plants in a garden or wood.
• a summer house or country cottage.
• shady leafy shelter
• One of the two highest cards in the pack commonly used in the game of euchre.
• Anciently, a chamber; a lodging room; esp., a lady\'s private apartment.
• A rustic cottage or abode; poetically, an attractive abode or retreat.
• A shelter or covered place in a garden, made with boughs of trees or vines, etc., twined together; an arbor; a shady recess.
• A young hawk, when it begins to leave the nest.
• a framework that supports climbing plants
• a woman's private room or bedroom.
• each of two anchors carried at a ship's bow, formerly distinguished as the best bower (starboard) or small bower (port).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to embower

Words related to BOWER

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How to use BOWER in a sentence

• Her bower was in the safest part of the stockade, but she would not stay there, I could see terror in her eyes, but she gave no sign of it.
• Well, I am sorry, but must not be sad, Because the king is coming to my bower.
• The negotiations were held under a large bower, supported by posts, and provided with rude seats.
• But she was still sitting in a bower from which the deserted high road could be seen, when all at once her attention was caught by a light cloud of dust rising in the distance.
• O you who bear on your face the smile that comes of the ardour of passion Sport with him whose love-abode is the floor of the beautiful bower.
• It seemed altogether more like a fairy bower than a human habitation.
• This compelled me to haul out to the bower anchor, and the next morning the cutter was moored in the stream.
• A romantic, open plain near West Point was chosen for the building of the great bower under which the company were to meet and partake of a grand feast.
• As for my bower itself, I kept it constantly in repair, and cut the trees in such a manner, as made them grow thick and wild, and form a most delightful shade.
• We leave the lovers in their bridal bower, and pensively approach the chamber of sickness and of death.
• The place of the oracle was a certain cavity in the mountain side, over which, when Cadmus came thither, he found a rude bower of branches.
• At the further end of this secluded place stood a rustic summer-house, now a veritable bower of yellow roses.
• But the first object which catches the eye in Pallas is not a bower of ribbons and roses, but a stiff-looking police barrack.
• Drake climbed the tree with Pedro to the little sunny bower at the top.
• The trees met like a bower overhead, and caused a half-darkness.
• No trace was found of Bower, and an effort Tom made to ascertain if the man was a spy in the employ of Gale and Ware came to naught.
• Though I regret to say that Bower once worked for us.
• The man tripped into the mud hole lost in the muck the plans Bower passed to him.
• Bethlehem with its manger is set over against Eden with its bower.
• The king reclined on an easy couch within a bower, in the palace garden.
• I traded off the beans he let me have for some tobacco for the Right Bower at the other shop, and got them to throw in a new pack of cards.
• The bower was situated near the border of the thicket, the bushes composing which were seldom more than ten feet high, growing in smooth sandy soil without grass.
• White cottages dotted the landscape, and there was no trace of the gloomy thicket save one natural bower overhung with trees and interlaced by vines.
• Hand in hand they went out of the bower, and they were standing in the beautiful garden of their home.
• Gerda passed to the bower presently, and left us in the hall.
• It was the favorite and untroubled bower of the bean-pickers, to which they might retreat unmolested from the public apartments of this rustic institution.
• The ravenous animals were on their way to the bower, there to watch for the captives, making great demonstrations all the while of their bloodthirsty intent.
• As soon as the news got abroad, the whole population of Left Bower and vicinity knocked off work and assembled in the various bars to discuss it.

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