nowed Sentence Examples
- The aged tree nowed gracefully, its branches reaching towards the sky.
- The sculptor nowed the marble meticulously, giving shape to the delicate features.
- The river nowed lazily through the meadow, its gentle currents creating a soothing sound.
- The child nowed playfully at the water's edge, sending ripples across its surface.
- The wind nowed through the trees, rustling their leaves in a harmonious melody.
- The artist nowed charcoal over the paper, creating a haunting image filled with depth and emotion.
- The blacksmith nowed the metal with swift and precise strokes, forging a beautiful and functional piece.
- The potter nowed clay on the wheel, deftly shaping it into an elegant vase.
- The surgeon nowed precisely with his scalpel, performing a delicate and life-saving procedure.
- The carpenter nowed nails into the wood with strong and steady blows, assembling a sturdy and reliable structure.
nowed Meaning
Webster
nowed (a.)
Knotted; tied in a knot, as a serpent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nowed
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FAQs About the word nowed
Knotted; tied in a knot, as a serpent.
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The aged tree nowed gracefully, its branches reaching towards the sky.
The sculptor nowed the marble meticulously, giving shape to the delicate features.
The river nowed lazily through the meadow, its gentle currents creating a soothing sound.
The child nowed playfully at the water's edge, sending ripples across its surface.
