1. One of two knaves in euchre. See Boor.

2. A muscle that bends a joint.

3. A shelter made with boughs of trees; a shady recess.

4. An anchor at the bow of a ship.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• poiwer,
• boder,
• viwer,
• couwer,
• howar,
• bowell,
• boerd,
• chower,
• boeer,
• beofer,
• nowear,
• bowe,
• boward,
• bwere,
• powar,
• bowwed,
• lowwer,
• browe,
• ouwer,
• fowar

• bore,
• bowery,
• bohr,
• Boyer,
• tower,
• Bowyer,
• power,
• rower,
• beer,
• lower,
• bowed,
• borrow,
• mower,
• bowel,
• owe,
• bouyer,
• boar,
• sower,
• bow,
• boer,
• boor,
• borey,
• booher.

The adjective form of the word "bower" is "bowered".

The plural of the "bower" can be the "bowers".

The singular of the "bower" can be the "bower".