| BOWLINES | • bowlines n. Plural of bowline. • BOWLINE n. a simple knot which makes a loop that will not slip at the end of a rope. |
| BOWLINGS | • Bowlings prop.n. Plural of Bowling. • BOWLING n. a game in which bowls are used. |
| COWLINGS | • cowlings n. Plural of cowling. • Cowlings prop.n. Plural of Cowling. • COWLING n. a covering for an aircraft engine. |
| FOWLINGS | • fowlings n. Plural of fowling. • FOWLING n. the hunting of birds. |
| GROWLING | • growling adj. Producing a growl. • growling n. A sustained instance of growls or guttural noises. • growling n. (Jazz) The technique of producing a low-pitched growling or rumbling sound on a wind instrument. |
| HOWLINGS | • howlings n. Plural of howling. • HOWLING n. the act of howling. |
| PROWLING | • prowling v. Present participle of prowl. • prowling n. The act of one who prowls. • PROWLING adj. stealthy. |
| SCOWLING | • scowling v. Present participle of scowl. • scowling n. The act of giving a scowl. • SCOWL v. to frown angrily. |
| SNOWLINE | • snowline n. Alternative spelling of snow line. • snow␣line n. The altitude, in a mountainous region, above which the ground is covered with snow, at any particular time. • snow␣line n. (Astrophysics) The inner limit where volatile molecules can remain frozen in the zone around a star. |
| STOWLINS | • STOWLINS adv. (Scots) by stealth, also STOWNLINS. |
| TOWLINES | • towlines n. Plural of towline. • TOWLINE n. a line used for towing. |
| YOWLINGS | • yowlings n. Plural of yowling. • YOWLING n. the act or sound of yowling. |