Adjective:

ବୋକା, ସ୍କ୍ରୁଡ୍ରାଇଭର |, Ick ଲସି ଉଠିବା |,

owlish's Usage Examples:

poems, she becomes obsessed with the neighbor who she describes as an "owlish oddity", and begins to follow him around.

The writer Leo Ruickbie described her as "a plain, owlishly bespectacled woman with a slight stoop and a friendly twinkle in her eye".

Jane Simon commenting: "Ash looks terrific despite being lumbered with big owlish glasses just like the ones that Manda (Josie Lawrence) has to wear in EastEnders.

best is probably a Bach-like fugue number, in which the Grand Duke and his owlish goons sing "Never Let Him Crow" around a church organ.

influenced the young Michael Saward, who found him "a pleasant if somewhat owlish young man", while canvassing support for the Crusaders.

HistoryThe parish of Dowlish Wake was part of the South Petherton Hundred.

eagle include a gurgling awh-awhr and chee-warr repeated 5–6 times, an owlish ooo-wok, ooo-wok, ooo-wok, a nasally honking uh-wuk and a loud high pitched.

The owlish St Mary"s Chapel.

preferable if somewhat mythically rosy era when officialdom was bumptious but owlishly benign, and the "Great Unwashed" behaved like a troupe of good-hearted.

the feeble smile and owlish blink which had become his stock-in-trade caught on in a big way, and he.

Dowlish Wake is part of the county constituency of Yeovil, which covers the towns of Yeovil, Chard, Crewkerne and Ilminster in Somerset.

Yet one of his "correspondents" owlishly admits, "there is no doubt that a knowledge of the game itself sometimes.

Residents of Dowlish Wake also formed part of the electorate for the South West England constituency for elections to the European Parliament, prior to Britain leaving the European Union in January 2020, which elected seven MEPs using the d'Hondt method of party-list proportional representation.

Synonyms:

wise,

Antonyms:

inadvisable, foolish,