plower |
plough |
As a noun plower
is pullover.
As a proper noun plough is
(constellation|british) the common name for the brightest seven stars of the constellation ursa major.
plore |
plower |
As a verb plore
is .
As a noun plower is
pullover.
lower |
plower |
As an adjective lower
is (
low).
As an adverb lower
is .
As a verb lower
is to let descend by its own weight, as something suspended; to let down or
lower can be .
As a noun plower is
pullover.
plower |
slower |
As nouns the difference between plower and slower
is that
plower is pullover while
slower is that which slows.
As an adjective slower is
(
slow).
prower |
plower |
As an adjective prower
is comparative form of prow.
As a noun plower is
one who plows, works land with a plow.
glower |
plower |
As nouns the difference between glower and plower
is that
glower is an angry stare or glare while
plower is pullover.
As a verb glower
is to look or stare with anger.
plower |
plowed |
As a noun plower
is pullover.
As a verb plowed is
(
plow).
As an adjective plowed is
turned over with the blade of a plow to create furrows (usually for planting crops).
plover |
plower |
As nouns the difference between plover and plower
is that
plover is any of various wading birds of the family Charadriidae while
plower is one who plows, works land with a plow.
blower |
plower |
As nouns the difference between blower and plower
is that
blower is a person who blows while
plower is one who plows, works land with a plow.
power |
plower |
As nouns the difference between power and plower
is that
power is effectiveness while
plower is one who plows, works land with a plow.
As a verb power
is to provide power for (a mechanical or electronic device).
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