Tower

tow'er, n. A lofty Duilding much higher than broad, standing alone or forming part of another ifice, as of a church, castle, etc.; a citadel; fortre ; hence, a defender; a high head-dre formerly vogue. — v. i. [towered (-erd), -ering.] To lofty or very high; to soar. — Tow'ering, p. a. Very high; elevated; extreme; violent; surpa ing.— Tow ered, -erd, -ery, -er-I, a. Adorned or defended towers.