Australian English Meaning of wallows
wallows
Other Australian English words related to wallows
- bowls
- ditches
- wells
- burrows
- furrows
- gutters
- pits
- pockets
- Potholes
- trenches
- Troughs
- Valleys
- abysses
- basins
- Boreholes
- caves
- Caves
- craters
- excavations
- grooves
- holes
- nooks
- postholes
- sinkhole
- power points
- water holes
- Alveoli
- cavities
- vacuum
- Vacuums
- alcoves
- chasms
- potholes
- clefts
- Concavities
- dents
- depressions
- dimples
- Gouges
- hollows
- impressions
- imprints
- indentation
- niches
- notches
- openings
- recesses
- vacuities
- voids
Nearest Words of wallows
Definitions and Meaning of wallows in English
wallows
to roll oneself about in a lazy, relaxed, or ungainly manner, an act of wallowing, to billow forth, to take unrestrained pleasure, to become abundantly supplied, a muddy or dust-filled area where animals wallow, a muddy area or one filled with dust used by animals for wallowing, a state of degradation or degeneracy, an act or instance of wallowing, to devote oneself entirely, to roll about in or as if in deep mud, to devote oneself to something pleasurable, to become or remain helpless, to indulge oneself immoderately, a depression formed by or as if by the wallowing of animals
FAQs About the word wallows
wallows
to roll oneself about in a lazy, relaxed, or ungainly manner, an act of wallowing, to billow forth, to take unrestrained pleasure, to become abundantly supplied
bowls,ditches,wells,burrows,furrows,gutters,pits,pockets,Potholes,trenches
hills,Mounds,rises,Bumps,bunches,humps,lumps,Pimples,projections,swellings
wallops => wallops, wallopings => thrashings, walling (off) => Walling (off), walling (in) => Walled in, walled (off) => walled (off),
