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jow

[ jou, joh ]

noun

  1. the ringing, tolling, or sound of a bell.


verb (used with object)

  1. to ring or toll (a bell).
  2. to hit or strike (especially the head).

verb (used without object)

  1. to rock from side to side.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of jow1

1510–20; variant of joll (now dial.), Middle English jollen to strike < ?
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Filing out of Trump’s speech Sunday evening, 18-year-old Matthew Jow said he also hoped Trump would be back in the White House soon, though he believed it would probably have to wait until 2024.

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Jow said, “If it happened the same way, I’d probably show up myself.â€

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They began spending time together and became an item in March 2012, after a heart-to-heart talk at a Brooklyn bar where Ms. Jow discussed the emotional pain of her breakup in London.

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A week later, Mr. Michael arrived at Ms. Jow’s home with what she felt was his “verdict.â€

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The couple met in Brooklyn in January 2012, three months after Ms. Jow returned from London, where she had spent three years involved in a relationship that ultimately failed.

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