Jaw and Row

Jaw

Jaw verb - To criticize (someone) severely or angrily especially for personal failings.

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Row and jaw are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Row" with "Jaw", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Word: jawed

Row verb - To move a boat by means of oars.

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Jaw and row are semantically related in argue topic. Sometimes you can use "Jaw" instead a verb "Row".

Nearby Words: rowed, rower

full	full jaw	full row
identical	identical jaw	identical row
right	right jaw	right row
upper	upper jaw	upper row
Other adjectives: top, massive, large, enormous, huge, lower, bottom, literal.

Rabbits have similar chisel-edged incisor teeth to rats', backed up by a second row of supporting incisors, and have jaw muscles several times larger to clamp them shut with.

Source: Hair-Raising Hare
Gentle Giant: For a guy on death row for punching a man's jaw through his brain, Posey is surprisingly nice.

Source: Film / The Dirty Dozen
Non-hadrosaurian traits include: the backbone not curved at the shoulder level; grinding teeth much less numerous and put in one single row on each half-jaw; a totally crest-less head; a deep, narrow beak very unlike the duck-billed one.

Source: Useful Notes / Stock Dinosaurs (True Dinosaurs)

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