bowtel (Meaning)

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bowtel (n.)

See Boultel.

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The old sailor tied his bowtel tightly around the sail's mast.
In medieval times, knights often adorned their armor with a decorative bowtel.
The bowtel of the dress added an elegant touch to the bride's ensemble.
A delicate bowtel of pearls encircled the neck of the princess's gown.
The artisan crafted a beautiful bowtel from fine leather to embellish the handbag.
She carefully adjusted the bowtel on her hat before stepping out into the windy weather.
The chef skillfully tied a bowtel around the roast, ensuring it kept its shape while cooking.
The package was securely fastened with a colorful bowtel, making it stand out among the others.
He presented her with a bouquet of flowers, each stem tied with a small bowtel.
The medieval tapestry depicted a noblewoman wearing a bowtel adorned with jewels.

See Boultel.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The old sailor tied his bowtel tightly around the sail's mast.

In medieval times, knights often adorned their armor with a decorative bowtel.

The bowtel of the dress added an elegant touch to the bride's ensemble.

A delicate bowtel of pearls encircled the neck of the princess's gown.