different between crowlike vs cowlike
crowlike
English
Etymology
From crow +? -like.
Adjective
crowlike (comparative more crowlike, superlative most crowlike)
- Resembling a crow (the bird) or some aspect of one.
Related terms
- crowly
Anagrams
- lock-weir
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cowlike
English
Etymology
cow +? -like
Adjective
cowlike (comparative more cowlike, superlative most cowlike)
- Resembling or characteristic of a cow.
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