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1Gow — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Alan Gow (* 1982), schottischer Fußballspieler Ian Gow (1937–1990), britischer Politiker John Gow ( 1698–1725), Pirat Niel Gow (1727–1807), schottischer Fiddler Val Gow (* um 1930), neuseeländische… …
2Gow crater — Gow is a meteorite crater in Saskatchewan, Canada.It is 4 km (2.5 mi) in diameter and the age is estimated to be less than 250 million years (Triassic or later). The crater contains a classic crater lake with an island formed by the central… …
3gow — 1915, opium, from Cantonese yao kao opium, lit. drug sap; used as such by Raymond Chandler, etc.; by 1950s meaning had expanded to pictures of nude or scantily clad women, hence gow job flashy girl, which in teenager slang came to also mean hot… …
4gow|aned — «GOW uhnd», adjective. Scottish. full of gowans; covered with gowans …
5gow|an|y — «GOW uh nee», adjective. Scottish. gowaned …
6gow|an — «GOW uhn», noun. Scottish. any one of various yellow or white field flowers, especially the English daisy. ╂[apparently variant of Middle English golland any of various yellow wild flowers, related to gold marigold] …
7gow|pen — «GOW puhn, GOH », noun. Scottish. 1. the two hands held together in the form o bowl. 2. as much as can be held thus; a double handful. 3. a great quantity. ╂[< Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic gaupn)] …
8GOW — may refer to:* Grapes of Wrath , a classic novel published in 1939 and written by John Steinbeck * God of War (video game), an action adventure game for the PlayStation 2 loosely based on Greek mythology * Gears of War , a third person shooter… …
9Gow — This article is about the surname Gow. For the video games see God of War and Gears of War .Gow is a Scottish surname. It comes from Gobha , the Gaelic for smith .Notable Gows include: * Alan Gow, Scottish footballer. * Alan J. Gow, British… …
10gow — glas·gow; gow·an; gow·any; gow·en; gow·ers s; gow·pen; hoose·gow; lin·lith·gow·shire; lob·by·gow; gow·pen·ful; hoos·gow; lin·lith·gow; …
