| BOWLEGS | • bowlegs n. Plural of bowleg. • BOWLEG n. an outwardly curved leg. |
| BOWLERS | • bowlers n. Plural of bowler. • Bowlers prop.n. Plural of Bowler. • BOWLER n. a stiff felt hat with a round crown and narrow brim. |
| BOWLESS | • bowless adj. Without a bow. • BOWLESS adj. being without a bow. |
| FOWLERS | • fowlers n. Plural of fowler. • Fowler's n. (Medicine) The Fowler’s position. • FOWLER n. one that fowls. |
| GROWLED | • growled v. Simple past tense and past participle of growl. • GROWL v. to utter a deep harsh sound. |
| GROWLER | • growler n. A person, creature or thing that growls. • growler n. (Historical, slang) A horse-drawn cab with four wheels. • growler n. A small iceberg or ice floe which is barely visible over the surface of the water. |
| HOWLERS | • howlers n. Plural of howler. • HOWLER n. a kind of monkey. |
| HOWLETS | • howlets n. Plural of howlet. • HOWLET n. a young owl, also OWLET. |
| JOWLERS | • jowlers n. Plural of jowler. • JOWLER n. a heavy-jawed hound. |
| PROWLED | • prowled v. Simple past tense and past participle of prowl. • PROWL v. to move about stealthily. |
| PROWLER | • prowler n. One who roves about for prey; one who prowls. • PROWLER n. one that prowls, also PROLER, PROLLER, PROULER. |
| SCOWLED | • scowled v. Simple past tense and past participle of scowl. • SCOWL v. to frown angrily. |
| SCOWLER | • scowler n. One who scowls. • SCOWLER n. one who scowls. |
| SCROWLE | • SCROWLE v. to draft, also SCROWL. |
| VOWLESS | • vowless adj. Without a vow; not having taken a vow. • VOWLESS adj. having made no vow. |
| YOWLERS | • yowlers n. Plural of yowler. • YOWLER n. one who yowls. |
| YOWLEYS | • yowleys n. Plural of yowley. • YOWLEY n. the yellowhammer, also YELDRING, YELDROCK, YOLDRING, YORLING. |