What does bowmaster mean?
Bowmaster means An expert or consummate archer..
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/ˈbəʊˌmæstə(ɹ)/ · noun
An expert or consummate archer..
Artembáres, chariot fighter, with Masistres, the bowmaster great Imaeus, and Pharandaces, and Sosthanes, driver of horses.
On one side of the wide place a group of young, naked-chested archers were shooting at training targets. An elderly bowmaster with stained white moustachios walked up and down behind them, a switch in his hand.
The brow of the cliff hid from the Ahrmehnee the staggered line of bowmasters, but the barbarians could see them, and increasing dozens of them felt the deadly bite of the arrows.
A dozen of our spearmen crashed into his line. The bowmaster disappeared under the onslaught.
In the past, specialist bowmasters were not only exceptional bow hunters but warriors in time of need (Basso 1995).
Talen looked and saw the black-and-white tent of the Kish bowmaster.
Unlike the Unknown Depths, the Storm Halls tend to be occupied by numerous Skeletal Raiders, and Skeletal Bowmasters.
Stixie was famed for his bow, the draw of which was strong even for a people whose bowmasters were renowned across the Old Kingdoms.
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Bowmaster means An expert or consummate archer..
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Artembáres, chariot fighter, with Masistres, the bowmaster great Imaeus, and Pharandaces, and Sosthanes, driver of horses.
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