Bowd
Shes a bowd tingg
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Bowd
Shortened form of the term Bowdy, used to describe close friends and those who are the goodest of mans.
Bowd by The Dictionary of Bowdy May 25, 2020
Bowd
A very odd way to say bud or baud, often used when your weirded right out and it’s the only thing closest to bud you can get.
If the “d” is more difficult to pronounce in “bowd” it can be shortened to “bow”.
If an individual is acting strange the word “owd” and bowd, can be used to create a description of the magnitude of weird
If the “d” is more difficult to pronounce in “bowd” it can be shortened to “bow”.
If an individual is acting strange the word “owd” and bowd, can be used to create a description of the magnitude of weird
Bowd Bumcrack
Bowd Bumcrack by malachy.jennz on Insta July 31, 2018
Bowd Boner
Bowd Boner by CutoverConch35 October 8, 2018
Bowden Hour
Wayne - Wheres Billy?
Grant - He's down the gym
Wayne - How long will he be?
Grant - Probably a 'Bowden Hour'
Grant - He's down the gym
Wayne - How long will he be?
Grant - Probably a 'Bowden Hour'
Bowden Hour by Dorris Davidson February 26, 2009
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