towy

American  

[toh-ee] / ˈtoʊ i /

adjective

1. of the nature of or resembling the fiber tow.

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Etymology

Origin of towy

First recorded in 1595–1605; tow ² + -y ¹

Example Sentences

Farms, properties and roads are also expected to be hit by flooding near the River Towy in Carmarthenshire.

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"This plan isn’t going to benefit anyone here in the Towy Valley," Dyfan says.

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The Towy Usk project is being proposed by the renewable energy firm Green GEN Cymru and would take power from 31 giant turbines on a 60-mile pylon "pathway" spanning almost the width of Wales, in order to connect to the national grid.

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One flood warning from National Resources Wales remains in place in the lower Towy valley, Carmarthenshire.

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It overlooks the Taf and Towy estuaries while the white-washed buildings are surrounded by meadows, woods and scrub.

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