scow Antonyms
Strongest:
- shell
- sampan
- schooner
- pirogue
- shallop
- surfboat
- watercraft
- wherry
- dory
- umiak
- flatboat
- scull
- raft
- curragh
- dink
- johnboat
- coracle
- sailboat
- rowboat
- catamaran
- currach
- dinghy
- skiff
- vessel
- outrigger
- yacht
- pram
- dhow
- pontoon
- ketch
- paddleboat
- canoe
- gig
- kayak
- bateau
- pinnace
Strong:
- piragua
- yawl
- rowing-boat
- punt
- keel
- ca-que
- tender
- longboat
- lifeboat
- craft
- bottom
- inboard
- cutter
- cruiser
- motorboat
- houseboat
- outboard
- tugboat
- catboat
- riverboat
- dugout
- barge
- keelboat
- tug
- garvey
- powerboat
Weak:
Meaning of scow
scow (n)
any of various flat-bottomed boats with sloping ends
a barge carrying bulk materials in an open hold
scow (n.)
A large flat-bottomed boat, having broad, square ends.
scow (v. t.)
To transport in a scow.
scow Sentence Examples
- The angry man scowled menacingly at his opponent.
- The storm clouds scowled down upon the earth, threatening a downpour.
- The child's scowl betrayed his displeasure at being scolded.
- The teacher's scow marked her disapproval of the student's behavior.
- The old woman's face was a permanent scowl, reflecting years of hardship.
- The dark scowl on the team captain's face hinted at a fierce determination.
- The dog's scowl was not threatening, but merely a sign of boredom.
- The actor's scowl added authenticity to his portrayal of the villain.
- The statue's scowl seemed to evoke a sense of unease in the onlookers.
- The scowling face of the judge indicated his stern and unforgiving nature.
FAQs About the word scow
any of various flat-bottomed boats with sloping ends, a barge carrying bulk materials in an open holdA large flat-bottomed boat, having broad, square ends., To
shell, sampan, schooner, pirogue, shallop, surfboat, watercraft, wherry, dory, umiak
No antonyms found.
The angry man scowled menacingly at his opponent.
The storm clouds scowled down upon the earth, threatening a downpour.
The child's scowl betrayed his displeasure at being scolded.
The teacher's scow marked her disapproval of the student's behavior.
