Definitions
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- v. Present participle of wow.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The film also seemed a little too caught up in wowing the audience with its own accomplishments, since the same people who staged the mission made it.
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If results are obtained by such means, _e. g._, by pow-wowing, that is no justification for their use.
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People are 'wowing' and 'aweing', but I don't have a clue who it is.
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Some have complained that too much time is spent "wowing" us with the world Susie lingers in.
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If you are interested in "wowing" your guests, choose a simple napkin fold that looks inviting.
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And I think it is really, really sad that people are "wowing" over this tip.
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Some of that has to do with all the "wowing" of tribal leaders, many of whom are strong and corrupt.
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Keith Earls has been 'wowing' players and management in training this week.
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At that workout, NFL. com analyst and former Dallas Cowboys executive Gil Brandt wrote that Collie was "wowing" scouts with his hands and ability to catch.
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Why are women badgered into believing that their comfort is of so little importance, that "wowing" takes precedence?
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