bow

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations'bow': /ˈbəʊ/; 'Bow': /bəʊ/

1. a [deep, polite, shallow, sarcastic] bow
2. gave him a bow
3. [gave, made] a bow to the [crowd, audience]
4. gave a bow as he [left, entered]
5. took a bow [after the show, at the end of the night]
6. a bow of [respect, gratitude]
7. a [red, green, satin, velvet] bow
8. [tied, put, wore] a bow in her hair
9. tied the [laces, ribbon] into a bow
10. tie a bow in the ribbon
11. put a bow on the [gift, present]
12. a [headband, present package] with a bow on top
13. a [violin, cello] bow
14. [compound, composite, cross, long, short] bow
15. [wooden, fiberglass] bow
16. [killed, shot] with a bow and arrow
17. string a bow
18. [aim, shoot] a bow
19. add another string to her bow
20. has many strings to his bow
21. the [ship's, plane's] bow (was crushed)

1. wears a bow tie
2. go bow hunting

1. bow to [her, the king, the audience]
2. bow [and, or] curtsy
3. bow down before [me, the queen]
4. bow your head in [prayer, silence, shame]
5. bowed and [smiled, prayed, withdrew]
6. bowed [slightly, respectfully, low]
7. the [pines, branches, trees] bowed low
8. bowed over [the stove, her work, his desk]
9. bowed with [grief, woe, age]
10. bowed under the [pressure, weight, load, threat] (of)
11. bowed out [in style, through injury, under suspicious circumstances]
12. bowed out from the [race, campaign, competition, contest]
13. bowed out of the [race]
14. is expected to bow out
15. bow (gracefully) out of the [room, party]