A sharp-toothed wheel inserted into the end of the shank of a spur.
[Middle English, from Old French roelle, diminutive of roue, wheel, from Latin rota.]
rowel row'el v.
Dictionary:
row·el (rou'əl) ![]() |
A sharp-toothed wheel inserted into the end of the shank of a spur.
[Middle English, from Old French roelle, diminutive of roue, wheel, from Latin rota.]
rowel row'el v.| WordNet: rowel |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a small spiked wheel at the end of a spur
| rowel bone | |
| spur-shell | |
| spur-royal |
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