- stow|a|way
- stow|a|way «STOH uh WAY», noun.a person who hides on a ship, airplane, train, or bus to get a free passage or to make an escape.
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stow — [ stou ] verb transitive stow or stow away to put something somewhere while you are not using it: Please stow your bags securely in the overhead compartments. ,stow a way phrasal verb 1. ) intransitive to hide in a vehicle, ship, or airplane in… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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