Associations to the word «Stow»
Noun
- Percy
- Baronetcy
- Chaucer
- Sledge
- Sack
- Packing
- Catapult
- Coachman
- Chute
- Mess
- Hoard
- Canvas
- Wolverhampton
- Lieu
- Middlesex
- Flask
- Marsh
- Electrode
- Cabin
- Massachusetts
- Rigging
- Boat
- Gloucester
- Nook
- Tunic
- Excavation
- Thames
- Turret
- Mast
- Vial
- Barbados
- Raft
- Loot
- Ohio
- Berth
- Launcher
- Garret
- Wallet
- Utensil
- Torpedo
- Ipswich
- Kent
- Anchor
- Overcoat
- Parish
- Cellar
- Dodger
- Bundle
- Hamlet
- Chest
- Docking
- Fuselage
- Westminster
- Randall
- Township
- Truss
- Saxon
- Latch
- Adelaide
- Stern
- Heave
- Briefcase
- Schooner
- Canoe
- Cart
- Spacecraft
- Wagon
- Shuttle
- Flashlight
- Gunner
- Baronet
- Container
- Rector
- Lumber
- Creek
Wiktionary
STOW, noun. (rare) A place.
STOW, verb. To put something away in a compact and tidy manner
STOW, verb. To put something away to store it in a space-saving manner and over a long time
STOW AWAY, verb. (transitive) To stow or secure in a safe place.
STOW AWAY, verb. (intransitive) To obtain passage (on a ship or similar vehicle) by secreting oneself inside before departure.
Dictionary definition
STOW, verb. Fill by packing tightly; "stow the cart".
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