…a knot tied with two loops and two loose ends, used especially for tying shoelaces and decorative ribbons…
…bend the head or upper part of the body as a sign of respect, greeting, or shame…
…(1905–65), American actress. One of the most popular stars and sex symbols of the 1920s, she was known as the ‘It Girl’…
…bend the head or upper part of the body as a sign of respect, greeting, or shame…
…(on a stringed instrument) a stroke begun with the tip of the bow and proceeding toward the base…
…a saw with a narrow blade stretched like a bowstring on a light frame…
…a bow-shaped radar signature associated with fast-moving storm systems accompanied by damaging winds…
…(on a stringed instrument) a stroke in which the bow, from handle to tip, is slid across the strings in a motion of the hand moving away from the strings…
…a shape like that of the double-curved bow often shown carried by Cupid, especially at the top edge of a person’s upper lip…
…the pommel of a saddle, or a similar curved part behind the rider…
…make one’s first formal appearance in a particular role…
…behave in an obsequious way to someone in authority…
…the popular name for a London policeman during the first half of the 19th century…
…a range in the Rocky Mountains that extends the Front Range in Colorado into southern Wyoming…
…a double-looped ornamental knot in a ribbon, tie, or other fastening…
…have a further resource that one can make use of…
…have a wide range of resources that one can make use of…
…the string of an archer’s bow, traditionally made of three strands of hemp…
…a compass with jointed legs…
…the popular name for a London policeman during the first half of the 19th century…
…an alternative resource or course of action in case another one fails…
