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sowth

sowth verb: to hum or whistle a low tone.

Verb

sowth (third-person singular simple present sowths, present participle sowthing, simple past and past participle sowthed)

  1. (Scotland, ambitransitive) to hum or whistle a low tone
    • we'll sit an' sowth a tune (Robert Burns)

Forms of sowth

third-person singular presentsowths
present participlesowthing
past participlesowthed
pastsowthed

Words that rhyme with sowth

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Questions about sowth

What does sowth mean?
Sowth means to hum or whistle a low tone.
What part of speech is sowth?
Sowth is a verb.
What is the past tense of sowth?
The past tense of sowth is sowthed.

Words near sowth in the dictionary

  1. sowssed
  2. sowsses
  3. sowssing
  4. sowter
  5. sowters
  6. sowth
  7. sowthed
  8. sowthing
  9. sowthistle
  10. sowthistles
  11. sowths

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