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willower

[ wil-oh-er ]
/ ˈwɪl oʊ ər /

noun

a person or a thing that willows.
willow (def. 4).

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Origin of willower

1880–85; alteration of willyer;see willy, -er1

Words nearby willower

will not hear of, will-o'-the-wisp, Willoughby, willow, Willowbrook, willower, willow family, willow fly, willow grouse, willow herb, Willowick
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