ENGLISH DICTIONARY

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

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include towzer, todger, tottie, totty, toby, buddy.

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