Bowser is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOWSER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (tradename) a light tanker used for refuelling aircraft
• a petrol pump.
• a tanker used for fuelling aircraft and other vehicles or for supplying water.
• tanker containing fuel for aircraft, military vehicles, etc
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a truck having a tank for fuel or water

Words related to BOWSER

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Words that contain BOWSER

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How to use BOWSER in a sentence

• Still and Bowers were reliable coal merchants, Adger a success in handling furniture, Bowser a well-known painter, and William H.
• His rifle was slung over his shoulder, and the dog, which they had christened Bowser, was at his heels.
• The instinct of Bowser at this juncture told him of the peril of his master, and he began his demonstrations, intended to draw him away from the spot.
• You see, Bowser had been following the trail of his master, but as he always stops to sniff at everything he passes, he had been some distance behind.
• Bowser, as he came home the other evening and found Mrs.
• Bowser ate his dinner alone, took advantage of the occasion to drive a few nails and make a great noise, and by and by went off to his club and was gone until midnight.
• Bowser is the kind of gentleman who curses his subordinates in front of the whole office force.
• After him Bowser ran and ran and ran, and all the time his great voice rang out joyously.
• You see, Old Man Coyote intended to lead Bowser into strange country and there lose him, hoping that he would not be able to find the way home.
• In a few minutes Bowser came in sight, his nose in the trail Old Man Coyote had left.
• You see, that bank was very steep for some distance in each direction, and so it was impossible for Bowser to climb it.
• Poor Bowser! Hunting for anything but his home was farthest from his thoughts.
• Sun was going to bed behind the Purple Hills, and Bowser knew that cold as had been the day, the night would be still colder.
• But added to this was the fact that Bowser was really not in fit condition to be out at all.
• So Bowser curled up in the hay and shivered and shook and slept a little and wished with all his might that he never had found the tracks of Old Man Coyote.
• Now Blacky knew all about that river into which Bowser the Hound had fallen.
• Presently Bowser limped out to the middle of the little clearing and turned first this way and then that way.
• Bowser watched him disappear and whined sadly, for somehow it made him feel more lonesome than before.
• Bowser had to go on three legs, for one leg had been so hurt in the fall over the bank that he could not put his foot to the ground.
• So poor Bowser made slow work of it, and Blacky the Crow almost lost patience waiting for him to appear.
• So with new hope in his heart, Bowser limped along.
• You see, all the time he was leading Bowser away, he himself was using his eyes and taking note of where he was going.
• He knew for a certainty that Bowser the Hound was not at home.
• This is not quite true, because there were two who could at least guess what had become of Bowser.
• The other was Blacky the Crow, who had discovered Bowser in his trouble and had helped him.
• Blacky the Crow knew exactly where Bowser was, but he kept it to himself.
• At last he quite gave up hope of ever again seeing Bowser.
• Blacky reasoned that if Bowser had any sense at all, he would know that that road must lead somewhere and would follow it.
• Poor old Bowser! He certainly was the picture of misery as he limped along that road.
• Two minutes later Bowser lay on a mat close by the kitchen stove.
• So several days passed, and Bowser was beginning to feel more like himself.
• For several days he tramped through the Green Forest and up through the Old Pasture, looking for signs of Bowser.
• You remember that Blacky knew just where Bowser was and often flew over that farmyard to make sure that Bowser was still there.
• It could be no one else but Bowser who was behind him, for there was no other voice quite like his.
• He knew that Bowser was wise to the tricks of Foxes, and that he would have to use all his cunning to get rid of Bowser.
• Ordinarily Reddy Fox can run faster than can Bowser, but it is one thing to run with nothing to carry, and another thing altogether to with a burden as heavy as a fat hen.
• But for once Bowser actually forgot that he was following Reddy Fox.
• At the same time that grin was not wholly a happy grin, because Reddy knew that now Bowser would return to his home.
• Bowser made a rush at him, and instead of running, what do you suppose the stranger did? He just rolled himself up in a tight ball with his head tucked down in his waistcoat.

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