Shoulder and Tow

Shoulder

Shoulder verb - To take to or upon oneself.

Tow and shoulder are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tow" instead a verb "Shoulder".

Nearby Words: shouldered, shouldering

Tow

Tow verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.
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Synonyms for Tow

Shoulder and tow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Shoulder" instead a verb "Tow".

Nearby Words: towage, towed, towing

Common collocations

car shoulder car tow car

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Speed Artistic License – Physics: The bus side-swipes a car on the shoulder, which is being loaded onto a tow truck.
    Source: Film / Speed
  • Auto Erotica In the Futurama episode "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" Fry and Amy's car breaks down on Mercury, leaving them stranded with hours to kill before the tow truck arrives.
    Source: Auto Erotica
  • Anti-Armor: The game has several varieties of anti-tank weaponry; the Light and Heavy Anti-Tank classes which carry shoulder-fired rocket launchers and man-portable missile launchers, as well as tripod and vehicle-mounted anti-tank missiles such as the TOW and HJ-8.
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