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• Bow Bells
  1. the church bells of St Mary-le-Bow in London. It is said that a person born within the sound of (= in a place where you can hear) Bow Bells is a true Cockney
• Bow Street
  1. a street in London where there is a police court
• Bow Street runner (noun)
  1. a member of the first police force in London, set up in 1748
• Cupid's bow (noun)
  1. the double curve of the upper lip when considered to resemble Cupid's bow
  2. a curved bow with reversed curve ends
• bow and arrow (noun)
  1. a weapon consisting of arrows and the bow to shoot them
• bow and scrape (verb)
  1. show excessive politeness or servility; be obsequious
• bow down (verb)
  1. get into a prostrate position, as in submission
  2. bend one's knee or body, or lower one's head
• bow leg (noun)
  1. outward curvature of the legs
• bow legs (noun)
  1. legs that curve outwards at the knees
• bow tie (noun)
  1. a short piece of cloth tied in the shape of a bow that men sometimes wear around their neck
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• bow down to (phrasal verb)
  1. bow down to someone to show respect to someone who is more powerful than you
• bow out (phrasal verb)
  1. to give up a job or position, especially when you have had it for a long time
• bow to (phrasal verb)
  1. bow to something/someone to agree to do what someone wants you to do, although you do not want to
• bowl out (phrasal verb)
  1. to remove all of one team’s players from play in cricket and so end their turn at hitting the ball
• bowl over (phrasal verb)
  1. [usually passive] to surprise someone by being very beautiful, impressive, unexpected etc
  2. to knock someone over, because you are hurrying somewhere
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