ALL meanings of tow
tow
T t - transitive verb tow car: pull behind 1
- transitive verb tow pull behind 1
- noun tow act of towing 1
- noun tow flax 1
- verb with object tow to pull or haul (a car, barge, trailer, etc.) by a rope, chain, or other device: The car was towed to the service station. 1
- noun tow a U.S. Army antitank missile, steered to its target by two thin wires connected to a computerized launcher, which is mounted on a vehicle or helicopter. 1
- idioms tow in tow, in the state of being towed. under one's guidance; in one's charge. as a follower, admirer, or companion: a professor who always had a graduate student in tow. 1
- idioms tow under tow, in the condition of being towed; in tow. 1
- adjective tow made of tow. 1
- verb tow If one vehicle tows another, it pulls it along behind it. 0
- verb tow Tow is also a noun. 0
- verb tow to pull or drag (a vehicle, boat, etc), esp by means of a rope or cable 0
- noun tow the act or an instance of towing 0
- noun tow the state of being towed (esp in the phrases in tow, under tow, on tow) 0
- noun tow something towed 0
- noun tow something used for towing 0
- noun tow (in motor racing, etc) the act of taking advantage of the slipstream of another car (esp in the phrase get a tow) 0
- noun tow the fibres of hemp, flax, jute, etc, in the scutched state 0
- noun tow synthetic fibres preparatory to spinning 0
- noun tow the coarser fibres discarded after combing 0
- verb transitive tow to pull by a rope or chain 0
- verb transitive tow to pull or drag behind 0
- noun tow a towing or being towed 0
- abbreviation TOW towline 0
- noun tow the coarse and broken fibers of hemp, flax, etc. before spinning 0
- adjective tow of or resembling tow 0