dowset (Meaning)

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dowset (n.)

A custard.

A dowcet, or deep's testicle.

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The dowset, a tool used for divination, is able to detect the presence of water, minerals, and other hidden objects.
The dowser tightly gripped the dowset, his hands trembling with anticipation as he searched for signs of hidden treasure.
The old dowser claimed that he could use his dowset to find lost objects, predict the weather, and even communicate with spirits.
With each step, the dowset in the dowser's hands swung back and forth, indicating the presence of something concealed beneath the surface.
Skeptics dismissed the dowset as a mere superstition, but the dowser remained steadfast in his belief in its power.
The dowser's reputation spread far and wide, attracting people from all walks of life who sought his help in finding lost treasures and hidden objects.
The dowset seemed to possess a life of its own, trembling and vibrating in the dowser's hands as it guided him towards buried treasures.
The dowser's dowset led him to a remote cave hidden deep within the mountains, where he discovered a treasure trove of ancient artifacts.
The dowset's movements became erratic and unpredictable, indicating that the dowser was nearing the object of his search.
The dowser's dowset was a source of both fascination and mystery, captivating the imagination of those who witnessed its uncanny abilities.

A custard., A dowcet, or deep's testicle.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The dowset, a tool used for divination, is able to detect the presence of water, minerals, and other hidden objects.

The dowser tightly gripped the dowset, his hands trembling with anticipation as he searched for signs of hidden treasure.

The old dowser claimed that he could use his dowset to find lost objects, predict the weather, and even communicate with spirits.

With each step, the dowset in the dowser's hands swung back and forth, indicating the presence of something concealed beneath the surface.