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View usage for: (praʊ) Word forms: plural prowscountable nounThe prow of a ship or boat is the front part of it. Synonyms: bow(s), head, front, nose More Synonyms of prow (praʊ) Word origin C16: from Old French proue, from Latin prōra, from Greek prōira; related to Latin prō in front prow in American English 1 (praʊ) Word origin ME < OFr prou, brave, var. of prud: see proud prow in American English 2 (praʊ) noun1. the forward part of a ship or boat; bow 2. a part like this, as the nose of an airplane Word origin Fr proue, earlier proe < It dial. (Genoese) prua < L prora < Gr prōira, prow: for IE base see province Examples of 'prow' in a sentenceprow Then a tram to work; he enjoyed a tram ride, especially if he went on the top to sit on the prow as on a galleon.Sitting on her neck or shoulder felt like standing on the prow of a small boat heading out from shore against the waves.Chavasse moved back along the deck and joined Francesca in the prow.Only the yellow falcon eyes painted on its pointed prow hinted at its capacity for flight. Definition the bow of a vessel the prow of the ship Synonyms bow(s) nose stem sharp end (humorous) forepart Additional synonymsDefinition the front part no damage in the fore part of the ship Synonyms front, head, top, forefront, nearest part, foremost part Definition the beginning, opening, or first part Stand at the front of the line. Synonyms head, start, lead, beginning, top, fore, forefrontDefinition the most forward part of a thing the head of the queue Synonyms front, beginning, top, first place, fore, forefront- provocative
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