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bouse

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bouse also bowse  (bouz)
v. boused also bowsed, bous·ing also bows·ing, bous·es also bows·es Nautical
v.tr.
To pull or hoist with a tackle.
v.intr.
To hoist.
[Origin unknown.]
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Verb1.bouse - haul with a tackle
bowse
cart, haul, drag, hale - draw slowly or heavily; "haul stones"; "haul nets"
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If the hubs show any evidence of a degenerated graphite structure beyond what is allowed, the hub is rejected," said Greg Bouse, engineer for materials and processes engineering of sand castings for GE Energy.
Wind's cast crop: after a record breaking year of new wind energy ... by Kruse, Shannon / Modern Casting
Gary Bouse will be the next vice president for Advancement at Indiana State University, where he will also serve as executive vice president of the ISU Foundation.
Indiana State University by Angelo, Jean Marie / University Business
Among other evidence presented at the meeting, the concentration of strontium in a band of sediments found along the lower Colorado River--rocks known as the Bouse Formation--suggests that a lake fed by the ancestral upper Colorado River began to overflow about 5.
The Making of a Grand Canyon by PERKINS, SID / Science News
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