towie
a form of contract bridge for three players in which the players bid for the dummy hand after six of its cards have been turned up.
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How to use towie in a sentence
Beth was alone in the dining-room eating bread and butter, and towie, the cat, came into the room with a mouse in her mouth.
The Beth Book | Sarah GrandThe mouse was alive, and towie let it run a little way, and then pounced down upon it, then gave it a pat to make it run again.
The Beth Book | Sarah GrandI jist tuik the towie (string) into the bed wi' me, and whan the bairnie grat, I waukit, an' rockit it till 't fell asleep again.
Robert Falconer | George MacDonaldAt last towie began to eat her mouse, beginning with its head, which it crushed.
The Beth Book | Sarah Grand
British Dictionary definitions for towie
/ (ˈtəʊɪ) /
Australian informal a truck used for towing
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