Common misspellings for sowed:

slowd, sowe, showe, sowned, sowrd, sowd.

Examples of usage for sowed:

1. He now set up as a farmer, ploughed and sowed, dug and weeded, kept his own hours, and went into the market and walked about as independent as any one. "Hodge and His Masters" , Richard Jefferies.

2. And they sowed the seed all among the trees they had just planted, and all over the smooth dirt, and wherever they wanted the grass to grow; but they didn't sow it in the paths. "The Doers" , William John Hopkins.

3. Another field, near the house, of about three acres, is cleared, plowed, and now being sowed down in clover. "Two Years in Oregon" , Wallis Nash.

Quotes for sowed:

1. They sowed the wind and now they are going to reap the whirlwind. - Arthur Harris

2. Landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed. - Karl Marx

3. As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent even for its natural produce. - Adam Smith

Rhymes for sowed:

1. abode, allowed, aloud, avowed, bestowed, bestrode, busload, commode, corrode, decode, encode, endowed, enshroud, erode, explode, forebode, implode, macleod, outmode, plateaued, reload, unbowed, unload.
2. bode, bowed, browed, cloud, coad, code, coed, cowed, crowd, crowed, flowed, glowed, goad, how'd, load, lode, loud, mcleod, moad, mode, mowed, node, ode, owed, ploughed, plowed, proud, rhode, road, rode, roed, rowed, sewed, showed, shroud, slowed, snowed, stowed, strode, stroud, toad, toed, towed, vowed, wowed.
3. disallowed, disavowed, overflowed, overrode.