bowge Sentence Examples
- The archer released the arrow with a steady bowge, aiming at the distant target.
- The rower's bowge was fluid and powerful, propelling the boat smoothly through the water.
- The dancer performed a graceful bowge to express reverence to the audience.
- The guitarist's fingers danced across the strings with a gentle bowge, creating a soothing melody.
- The carpenter expertly used a bowge to shape the delicate curve of the wooden ornament.
- The tailor used a bowge to create a perfect curve in the fabric, ensuring a flawless garment.
- The artist's brush followed a fluid bowge to capture the shimmering reflections on the water.
- The horse's bowge was elegant and controlled, as it trotted gracefully around the riding ring.
- The weightlifter smoothly performed a bowge with the barbell, showing off their strength and flexibility.
- The gymnast gracefully executed a handstand bowge, showcasing their balance and agility.
bowge Meaning
Webster
bowge (v. i.)
To swell out. See Bouge.
Webster
bowge (v. t.)
To cause to leak.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bowge
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FAQs About the word bowge
To swell out. See Bouge., To cause to leak.
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The archer released the arrow with a steady bowge, aiming at the distant target.
The rower's bowge was fluid and powerful, propelling the boat smoothly through the water.
The dancer performed a graceful bowge to express reverence to the audience.
The guitarist's fingers danced across the strings with a gentle bowge, creating a soothing melody.
