Sow
121sow — 1) sew, so 2) sough …
122sow — n British an unpleasant woman. The (fairly rare) term of abuse usually implies real dis taste or bitter recrimination …
123sow — saÊŠ n. adult female hog, mature female pig v. plant seeds; scatter, disperse …
124SOW — 1. Speaking Of Which 2. Statement Of Work …
125sow — sow1 [səʊ] verb (past sowed səʊd; past participle sown səʊn or sowed) 1》 plant (seed) by scattering it on or in the earth. ↘plant (an area) with seed. 2》 disseminate or introduce (something unwelcome): the new policy has sown confusion and… …
126SOW — abbr. Safety Of Work …
127sow — I. n. Hog (female), pig, swine. II. v. a. 1. Scatter, strew, spread. 2. Disseminate, disperse, propagate, spread abroad. 3. Plant, put seed in. 4. Besprinkle, scatter over. III. v. n. Plant, sc …
128Sow — 1) Protective movable shed, enabling besiegers to approach close to a castle s walls. (Prestwich, Michael. Armies and Warfare in the Middle Ages: The English Experience, 348) 2) A mobile shelter used in siege warfare, with a strong timber roof… …
