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#72042
06/05/2002 10:14 AM
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Really sorry for asking the nearly same thing as the last time i do.This time is row..Also I checked many dictionaries.Some give the pronuciation of row rhythmed with no only ,no matter what its exactly meaning.
 some dictionary give row rhythmed with cow in some meanings..
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 Need native's help. Thank you again.^_^''''
 
 
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#72043
06/05/2002 12:21 PM
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If you mean to use the word to mean an altercation, it's pronounced as in cow; if it's meant as a means of propelling a boat, or as a line of some things, it's as blow or tow.
 Ah, Angle-ish, isn't it sensible!
 
 
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#72044
06/05/2002 12:22 PM
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rhyming with no:row a boat
 a row of numbers on a chart, a row of soldiers (an orderly line)
 Death Row, Skid Row
 
 rhyming with cow:
 a spat or fight
 noisy ruckus
 
 
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#72045
06/05/2002 4:51 PM
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aji, maybe it would help to note that all usages of the word rhyme with "no" except for one, the one that boronia points out.  
 When "row" is used to mean "a spat or fight; noisy ruckus", it rhymes with "cow"; the other meaning of the word rhyme with "no".
 
 
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#72046
06/07/2002 2:24 AM
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Dear AjiPlease post more doubts/questions if you have any. English is a language that sometimes make you go that way ow..ow..ow.  That too rhymes with cow. :)
 Seriously. Do post more questions if you have any..
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#72047
06/07/2002 4:03 AM
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I'm curious~~~~~~Does Drow rhyme with Cow or with no?
 
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#72048
06/07/2002 4:20 AM
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I'm curious~~~~~~Does Drow rhyme with Cow or with no?It rhymes with no cow I know.  |  |  |  
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#72049
06/07/2002 12:35 PM
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I'm curious~~~~~~Does Drow rhyme with Cow or with no?- ANGELIt rhymes with no cow I know.  - GEOFF Are you two insensitive? No, you too know two well that you are confusing our goodbuddy Aji, and I don't think it is cricket to try to cow him with our deft use of english. Aji has become our best and only questioner inQuestions and Answers . Let us protect him from all the cowing, kidding, and obfuscation. Just kidding Aji, -   milum -   |  |  |  
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#72050
06/07/2002 10:08 PM
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Don't worry Aji, they are not starting a row. (cow) They are just being silly. That happens around here a lot!  If they did start a row, they'd have to stand all in a row (no) and apologize to each other! Ho! Ho! Ho! (no!) Now, all of us  just have to behave!   Tsk Tsk.  |  |  |  
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#72051
06/08/2002 12:22 AM
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Tsk TskJackie and I, after a friendly row [cow] some time ago, have agreed to disagree about the pronunciation of that phrase!   |  |  |  | 
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