jowter (Meaning)
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jowter (n.)
A mounted peddler of fish; -- called also jouster.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jowter
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jowter Sentence Examples
- The jowter was a fascinating character in the novel, known for his secretive nature and cunning ways.
- In the ancient world, the jowter was seen as a guardian of knowledge and wisdom.
- The jowter's enigmatic demeanor left his fellow travelers filled with curiosity and wonder.
- The jowter's presence added an air of mystery to the otherwise mundane journey.
- The jowter's tales of distant lands and exotic adventures captivated the hearts of his listeners.
- Each night, the jowter would regale his companions with stories of his jowtering exploits.
- The jowter's keen eye for detail and his ability to read people made him an invaluable asset to the group.
- Despite his reputation as a wanderer, the jowter eventually found a place of belonging among his newfound companions.
- The jowter's wisdom was often sought after by those seeking guidance and counsel.
- Throughout the land, the jowter was known as a master storyteller and a guardian of ancient lore.
FAQs About the word jowter
A mounted peddler of fish; -- called also jouster.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The jowter was a fascinating character in the novel, known for his secretive nature and cunning ways.
In the ancient world, the jowter was seen as a guardian of knowledge and wisdom.
The jowter's enigmatic demeanor left his fellow travelers filled with curiosity and wonder.
The jowter's presence added an air of mystery to the otherwise mundane journey.
