Common misspellings for Crows:

corss, lacross, groos, crooss, acroiss, groes, courous, corise, coruse, coruce, grewsom, cirous, crowdy, acrross, crores, crowly, aarows, corese, cuirous, acrrosse, crowm, cowbows, growes, curiois, caros, curyus, acrooss, acrews, jourors, crross, growa, acroos, arows, craons, scrws, corious, jurrors, cros, carosn, corols, criss, wroks, curoius, crowbow, crons, crouse, grwow, cacerous, crossd, coureous, crous, arcross, cruios, sorows, growh, creas, crowes, crissi, corus, growss, crohns, croops, graohs, corouis, corops, crugs, juros, crohn's, colros, crownn, graoes, comws, croves, crezi, cowes, grews, cruis, curouis, sarows, croos, wross, cureous, crious, corys, crose, cousr, curosr, crouwds, curosor, gorws, corase, crowl, narows, cruisy, acaross, georous, cropps, cryes, groose, crost.

What does the abbreviation Crows mean?

Examples of usage for Crows:

1. Crows more than any other birds, are fond of excitement and great crowds; the slightest unusual object furnishes an occasion for an assembly. – Ways of Wood Folk by William J. Long

Quotes for Crows:

1. A rooster crows only when it sees the light. Put him in the dark and he'll never crow. I have seen the light and I'm crowing.

2. Each man is good in His sight. It is not necessary for eagles to be crows.

3. The Crows are very handsome and gentlemanly Indians in their personal appearance: and have been always reputed, since the first acquaintance made with them, very civil and friendly.

4. Even a cock crows over his own dunghill.

5. Eagles commonly fly alone. They are crows, daws, and starlings that flock together.

Rhymes for Crows:

1. bows, hoes, mose, foes, rohs, lows, brose, lo's, beaus, rows, woes, lowes, jos, grows, bowes, noes, rose, o's, nose, sews, bose, roes, throes, ohs, glows, boase, sows, toes, doze, joes, ngos, shows, pose, hose, moes, pros, prose, close, pows, ose, chose, crose, froze, cose, gose, snows, knows, blows, throws, those, goes, slows, flows, boes, tows, owes, vose, clothes;
2. dispose, repose, suppose, expose, propose, enclose, foreclose, tarots, compose, dubose, bestows, plainclothes, depose, oppose, transpose, disclose, forgoes, stavros, arose, impose;
3. presuppose, reimpose, juxtapose, interpose, decompose, predispose;
4. superimpose, overexpose;