see|POW
English

Etymology
onomatopoetic|Onomatopoetic.

Pronunciation
rhymes|a�

Interjection
en-intj

1. Represents the sound of a violent impact, such as a punch.
2. Represents the sound of an explosion.

Translations
trans-top|sound of a violent impact
trans-mid
trans-bottom

trans-top|sound of an explosion
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Noun
en-noun

1. The sound of a violent impact.
2. The sound of an explosion.

Translations
trans-top|sound of a violent impact
trans-mid
trans-bottom

trans-top|sound of an explosion
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Category:Onomatopoeia

Scots

Etymology
Scots form of English poll.

Pronunciation
IPA|/p�u/

Noun
sco-noun

1. head (of a human, animal, flower etc.)

#:Three times the carline grain'd and rifted, / Then frae the cod her pow she lifted. Three times the old woman groaned and belched, then from the pillow her head she lifted. (Allan Ramsay, �Lucky Spence's Last Advice�)

ru:pow
vi:pow
zh:pow

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