синонимы, definition Cower

21 synonym

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1. cower (Verb)

21 synonym

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	blanch	6 letters	21 synonym
2.	crawl	5 letters	27 synonyms
3.	creep	5 letters	33 synonyms
4.	cringe	6 letters	24 synonyms
5.	fawn	4 letters	31 synonym
6.	fear	4 letters	57 synonyms
7.	grovel	6 letters	26 synonyms
8.	huddle	6 letters	25 synonyms
9.	hunch	5 letters	52 synonyms
10.	hunker	6 letters	10 synonyms
11.	quail	5 letters	14 synonyms
12.	quake	5 letters	39 synonyms
13.	quaver	6 letters	21 synonym
14.	quiver	6 letters	59 synonyms
15.	shiver	6 letters	44 synonyms
16.	shrink	6 letters	43 synonyms
17.	shudder	7 letters	43 synonyms
18.	squat	5 letters	45 synonyms
19.	start	5 letters	135 synonyms
20.	swaten.synonym.one	4 letters	29 synonyms
21.	tremble	7 letters	43 synonyms

2 definitions

cower (Verb) —	Crouch or curl up 1 example
	1. ex. "They cowered outside in the rain"
cower (Verb) —	Show submission or fear

4 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	bend	4 letters	168 synonyms
2.	bow	3 letters	109 synonyms
3.	flex	4 letters	14 synonyms
4.	stoop	5 letters	59 synonyms

9 misspelling

ccower coewr coower cowe coweer cowerr cowwer kower ower

With the same beginning

cowed cowering

With the same ending

flower from higher to lower follower blower bower glower power mechanism transferring power lower striking power

All synonyms in one line

blanch, crawl, creep, cringe, fawn, en.synonym.one, fear, grovel, huddle, hunch, hunker, quail, quake, quaver, quiver, shiver, shrink, shudder, squat, start, swat, tremble.

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