Towser
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Towser is a noun meaning Alternative form of touser.
Meaning
Alternative form of touser.
Example Sentences
A wonnerful bowerly maid her was, an’ a towser for work, an’ ’mazin’ even-tempered tu.
“Heigh!” yelled Noah; “go it, Towser!” / “Is dat your dogue?” shouted the bearward. / “No, not mine,” answered Noah. “He looks a towser, that’s why I called him so. Go it, Towser!”
Now I tell ’ee, dearly beloved, ’tedn’ no use to try and cure a drunkard by moderation: you might so well tie up a towser (apron) in the gap to keep the old sow out of the tatties.
Shin Din Din—great, lion-hearted towser that he is—stands chattering his teeth and regarding her; his mind divided between sympathy for her and the smoldering hatred for his old and reliable enemy, the grey wolf.
Word Forms
- towsers
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include towzer, todger, tottie, totty, toby, buddy.
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