owling |
jowling |
As nouns the difference between owling and jowling
is that
owling is (
label) the smuggling of sheep or wool out of england or
owling can be a small, juvenile, or baby owl; owlet while
jowling is (obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
jolling |
jowling |
As a verb jolling
is .
As a noun jowling is
(obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
yowling |
jowling |
As nouns the difference between yowling and jowling
is that
yowling is a sound that yowls while
jowling is a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
As a verb yowling
is present participle of lang=en.
fowling |
jowling |
As a verb fowling
is .
As a noun jowling is
(obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
jowling |
bowling |
As nouns the difference between jowling and bowling
is that
jowling is (obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey while
bowling is a game played by rolling a ball down an alley and trying to knock over a triangular group of ten pins; ten-pin bowling.
As a verb bowling is
.
howling |
jowling |
As a proper noun howling
is .
As a noun jowling is
(obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
gowling |
jowling |
As a verb gowling
is present participle of lang=en.
As a noun jowling is
a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
jowling |
rowling |
As a noun jowling
is (obsolete) a mediaeval sport resembling hockey.
As a verb rowling is
(archaic).
jowling |
cowling |
As nouns the difference between jowling and cowling
is that
jowling is a mediaeval sport resembling hockey while
cowling is a young or little cow; calf.
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