Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
crow (the bird) or some aspect of one.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Following outside, she caught sight of the bizarre-looking troupe again—the cackling, crowlike man and the terrified man in the wheelchair, closely followed by the white-coated doctor and the waddling nurse.
Unearthly Asylum P. J. Bracegirdle 2010
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Following outside, she caught sight of the bizarre-looking troupe again—the cackling, crowlike man and the terrified man in the wheelchair, closely followed by the white-coated doctor and the waddling nurse.
Unearthly Asylum P. J. Bracegirdle 2010
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Math is tasty and delicious and will help you grow up to be big and strong and very crowlike.
Freaked Out Annie Bryant 2009
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In a great show of crowlike excitement, he began to wave a stack of tests about.
Freaked Out Annie Bryant 2009
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Math is tasty and delicious and will help you grow up to be big and strong and very crowlike.
Freaked Out Annie Bryant 2009
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In a great show of crowlike excitement, he began to wave a stack of tests about.
Freaked Out Annie Bryant 2009
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Thus, in woodpeckers it is hard and strong, as also in crows and birds of crowlike habit, while in the smaller birds it is delicate, so as to be of use in collecting seeds and picking up minute animals.
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His—its—eyes are eerie, crowlike and tilting sharply upward at the outer ends, yet oddly human.
Old Magic Marianne Curley 2000
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His—its—eyes are eerie, crowlike and tilting sharply upward at the outer ends, yet oddly human.
Old Magic Marianne Curley 2000
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His—its—eyes are eerie, crowlike and tilting sharply upward at the outer ends, yet oddly human.
Old Magic Marianne Curley 2000
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