bowne

As a verb bowne

is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress.

As a proper noun brown is

.

As verbs the difference between bowne and bowge

is that bowne is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress while bowge is to bulge or swell out.

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb bowne is

(obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress.

As a verb bowne

is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress.

As an adverb downe is

.

As a preposition downe is

.

As verbs the difference between bowne and owne

is that bowne is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress while owne is .

As a determiner owne is

.

As verbs the difference between bowne and bowned

is that bowne is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress while bowned is (bowne).

As verbs the difference between bowne and bowse

is that bowne is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress while bowse is (archaic) to drink excessively and socially; to carouse or bowse can be (nautical) to haul or hoist (something) with a tackle.

As a noun bowse is

a carouse; a drinking bout; a booze.

As a noun bowie

is a bowie knife.

As a verb bowne is

(obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress.

As a verb bowne

is (obsolete) to make ready; to prepare; to dress.

As a noun bownd is

.

As an adjective boine

is of or pertaining to the boas.

As a noun boine

is such a snake.

As a verb bowne is

to make ready; to prepare; to dress.