- bowre
- Gullah Wordsbore, bores, bored, boring
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bowr — /bowr/ (Spenser) noun A muscle ORIGIN: ↑bow1 to bend * * * bowr, bowre obs. ff. bower n.1, n.3 … Useful english dictionary
