noun “bowl”
singular bowl, plural bowls
- a deep, round container used for holding, mixing, or serving foods like salads, fruits, or soups
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She poured cereal and milk into her favorite blue bowl for breakfast.
- the amount that fits into such a container
She ate two bowls of cereal for breakfast.
- the rounded, deep part of an object (e.g. a toilet) that resembles the shape of a bowl
She scrubbed the inside of the toilet bowl until it was sparkling clean.
- the part of a smoking device where you put the substance that will be smoked
He packed the bowl of the pipe with some fresh herbs before lighting it.
- a large, round, open-air venue for concerts and other events
We went to see our favorite band play at the Red Rocks Bowl last summer.
- a major football event or competition held after the regular season in the United States
The team was thrilled to be invited to play in the Orange Bowl this year.
- the ball used in the sport of lawn bowls
She carefully aimed her bowl towards the jack on the lawn.
- the act of rolling a ball in sports
She practiced her bowl every afternoon to improve her cricket skills.
verb “bowl”
infinitive bowl; he bowls; past tense bowled; past part. bowled; ger. bowling
- to throw a ball in cricket and other similar sports
She bowled the ball straight at the stumps, hoping to get the batter out.
- to participate in the sport of bowling
Every Friday night, we bowl at the local alley.
- to move quickly in a vehicle
The car bowled down the highway.