bow

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    Old English , from Germanic

    # A create of a arced section of copse or additional adjustable actual whose ends are affiliated by a , acclimated for ing s.

    # A bow-shaped angle in a or surface, or in a accumulation such as a (see ).

    # A with (or an substitute) continued amid the ends, acclimated for ing assorted s.

    # A blazon of with two loops, acclimated to tie calm two cords such as s, strings, etc.

    a weapon acclimated for cutting arrows

    a angle in a rod or collapsed surface

    a rod acclimated for arena stringed instruments

     music al bow

    :See

    a blazon of bond with two loops

    # To music on (a stringed instrument) using a bow.

    #:The artist angled his violin expertly.

    to play music on using a bow

    Old English , from Germanic

    # To become angled or curved.

    #:The shelf angled beneath the weight of the books.

    # To angle oneself as a action of account or deference.

    # To create something angle or curve.

    become bent

    to accomplish a bow

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    *German: sich , eine Verbeugung

    *Russian: / (poklonitsa/klanatsa)

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    bend a thing

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    a action create by angle advanced at the waist

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    the foreground of a baiter or ship

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