1. The outer angle made by the bend of the arm; any flexure or angle; the obtuse angle of a wall, building, or road; any sharp turn or bend; one of the upright sides which flank any panelled work.

2. To push with the elbow; to push aside and take the place of.

3. To put into an angle; to put one's self forward, thrusting others aside. To be at the elbow, to be at hand. Out at elbows, reduced in circumstances, or ill off. Up to the elbows, extremely busy. To jog the elbow, to remind.

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

• albom,
• elow,
• ollow,
• eblow,
• elbw,
• elboy,
• ellbows,
• aloow,
• elbos,
• elebows,
• elbo,
• elvow,
• lbor,
• abow,
• elboe,
• elbrow,
• ebow,
• elows,
• albow,
• eyebow

• allow,
• elbows,
• elf,
• Eleby,
• elope.

The adjective form of the word "elbow" is "elbowed".

The plural of the "elbow" can be the "elbows".

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