Bowyer meaning

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One who makes or sells bows for archery.
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An archer.
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A person who makes or deals in archery bows.
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A person who makes or sells bows (for use with arrows).
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(archaic) A person who uses the bow, an archer.
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An English occupational surname for someone who made bows for archery.
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Origin of bowyer

  • From Middle English bowyere, bowȝere, variant forms of bowere (“bowyer”), equivalent to bow +‎ -yer.
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Bowyer Sentence Examples

  • The communities in the locality were in lockdown after Straffen's almost nonchalant escape and his presumed murder of Linda Bowyer.

  • Smithy deserves a call-up, and the midfield would be greatly enhanced by Lee Bowyer, but it ain't going to happen.

  • creativity in midfield plus a holding player to allow bowyer to get forward more.

  • Ian Harte swung over a super diagonal cross from the left to pick out Bowyer in the Barca box.

  • Throughout his life Bowyer remained a faithful follower of the Baptist church.

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