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Prow came into English from the Greek word prōira, from a base meaning “in front.” Prow typically refers to the front part of a ship —
the pointy bit that cuts through the water. You might see the prow of a ship approach the harbor through the fog.
by Toggs April 21, 2021
A word orignating from the slang term "brow" meaning brother which was later remastered by the infamous naveed khan and the rest is history
by presh hussain November 2, 2007
A very cheap pair of sports shoe, often found at Pay Less.
Often times people who are scrubs wear Prowings,Pro wings, or Pro-wings.
Often times people who are scrubs wear Prowings,Pro wings, or Pro-wings.
When i was little everyone around me had M. Jordan's at 150$, I had Prowings and that is why i am a floob.
by d1e7el March 4, 2004
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by NEAL March 5, 2005