Bow

bow, v.t., to bend nr incline towards, to subdue. — v.t. to bend the body m saluting a person to yield. u. a bending of the body in saluting a person the curving forepart of a siup. [A S bug an, to bend akin to L fngto, to flee, to yield Bow, a bent piece of wood for shooting arrows anything of a bent or curved shape, as the rainbow the Instrument by which the strings of a violin arc sounded. [A.S. bog a Bowels, bow'elz,. Jd the interior parts of the tbe entrails the interior part of anything the heart, pity, tenderne . [Frboyau, D. boel—L. hotclius. a sausage, also, an intestine.] fate, far mfi, her mine Bracket Bower, bow'er, an anchor at the bow or fore. part of a ship [From BOW.]