strowt

[Cf. strow, strew.] Loose; scattered. [Rare and dubious.] Nay, where the gra , Too strow for fodder, and too rank for food, Would generate more fatal maladies. Lady Alimony , D4 b. ( Nares .) See stroud1 . strophical (str of'i-kal), a . [ strophic + -al . ] Same as strophic . Athenæum , No. 3300, p. 123. strophiolate (str of'i-o-lat), a. [ strophiole + -atel .] In bot . , bearing or furnished with a strophiole or something that resembles it. strophiolated (str of'i-o-la-ted), a. [ strophio- late + -ed2.] Same as strophiolate . strophiole (str of'i-ōl), n. [ strophiolum , a strowpet, n. See stroup. strowd1 (stroud), n. strowd2, n. See stroud2. strowlt, v . i. An old spelling of stroll . strown (str on). A past participle of strow. small wreath or chaplet, dim. of strophium, στρόφος, a twisted band, a braid, a cord, [ F. strophoïde, ton.