1. To cut grass; to practise mowing.

2. A heap of hay or sheaves of grain deposited in a barn.

3. A wry face.

4. To cut down with a scythe; to cut the grass from; to cut down indiscriminately or in great numbers.

5. To lay hay or sheaves of grain in a heap.

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

• somw,
• oow,
• mosow,
• mekow,
• mowth,
• makw,
• smow,
• yow,
• mnow,
• menow,
• moww,
• moe,
• meof,
• woaw,
• kkow,
• mok,
• houw,
• meowd,
• fow,
• melow

• moa,
• mo,
• mouw,
• Moya,
• Moe,
• moye,
• M,
• moua,
• moue,
• moo,
• MOY.

The adjective form of the word "mow" is "mown".

The plural of the "mow" can be the "mows".

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