tower /towr, towˈər/

1. A tall building, standing alone or forming part of another, eg a church
2. A fortress, castle, with or consisting of a tower
3. A place of defence or retreat
4. A medieval war machine consisting of a tall movable structure, which allowed access to a castle's ramparts from outside (historical)
5. A control tower
6. A floor-standing unit housing a computer (computing)
7. (esp in the 17c) a woman's high headdress
8. The high flight of a bird

1. To rise into the air (above)
2. To be or stand very high or tall
3. To be superior
4. (of eg a hawk) to soar up high so as to swoop on quarry

To rise aloft into

towˈered adjective

towˈering adjective

1. Very tall, elevated
2. (eg of anger, rage) very violent or intense

towˈeringly adverb

towˈerless adjective

towˈery adjective

1. Having towers
2. Very tall

• beyond compare
• beyond dispute
• beyond doubt
• beyond measure
• beyond number
• beyond one
• beyond one's ken
• beyond price
• beyond recall
• beyond reproach
• beyonds
• beyond seas
• beyond suspicion
• beyond the black stump
• beyond the pale
• be your age
• beys
• bez
• bezant
• bez-antler
• bezants
• bezazz
• bezazzes
• bezel
• bezels