ower |
cower |
As a noun ower
is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower
is over.
As an adverb ower
is over.
As an adjective ower
is over, too.
As a verb cower is
{{cx|intransitive|lang=en}} To crouch or cringe, or to avoid or shy away from something, in fear.
oper |
ower |
As nouns the difference between oper and ower
is that
oper is a network operator on IRC while
ower is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
over.
As an adverb ower is
over.
As an adjective ower is
over, too.
owler |
ower |
As nouns the difference between owler and ower
is that
owler is (northern english dialect) the alder tree while
ower is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adverb ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adjective ower is
(geordie) over, too.
ower |
owner |
As nouns the difference between ower and owner
is that
ower is a person who owes money while
owner is one who owns (something).
As a preposition ower
is over.
As an adverb ower
is over.
As an adjective ower
is over, too.
oyer |
ower |
As nouns the difference between oyer and ower
is that
oyer is (legal|archaic) a hearing in a civil case which is based on the content of a document, in which the plaintiff is required to produce the document while
ower is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adverb ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adjective ower is
(geordie) over, too.
ooer |
ower |
As an interjection ooer
is (uk) said to acknowledge a double entendre or something that sounds rude.
As a noun ower is
a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adverb ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adjective ower is
(geordie) over, too.
ower |
omer |
As a noun ower
is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adverb ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adjective ower
is (geordie) over, too.
As a proper noun omer is
.
ower |
oker |
As nouns the difference between ower and oker
is that
ower is a person who owes money while
oker is interest on money; usury; increase or
oker can be (mineralogy).
As a preposition ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adverb ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adjective ower
is (geordie) over, too.
As a verb oker is
to increase (in price); add to.
ower |
owes |
As a noun ower
is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adverb ower
is (geordie) over.
As an adjective ower
is (geordie) over, too.
As a verb owes is
(
owe).
rower |
ower |
As nouns the difference between rower and ower
is that
rower is one who rows while
ower is a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adverb ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adjective ower is
(geordie) over, too.
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