1. Something little kids do while playing games (keep on spamming arrows) to annoy other players.
2. A problematic ship (poppytwt) that consists of two youtubers, Tommyinnit (just reached 18 years old, ship name was made before the age of 18) and Dreamwastaken(23 years old).
1.
Person 1: Hey , look at this game! Wanna play with me?
Person 2: I actually don't really know how to play the game, so I just bowspam.
2.
Person 1: I heard they made a ship name for Tommy and Dream?
Person 2: Yeah, it's called "Bowspam". What the fuck are they doing
Something that annoying little kids in minecraft do to keep people who sword rush away from them, mainly did in uhc(UltraHardCore) where most kids bowspam
Bowspam is used to keep players away from them, using a bow and not fully charging arrows.
Oh my god, people who use bowspam are so annoying!
I like to bowspam
Bowspam keeps the players away
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