Crossword clues for pow
pow
- ''Batman'' sound effect
- Uppercut sound effect
- Superhero sound effect
- Sound of a slug
- Sound of a comics punch
- Pound sound?
- Hanoi Hilton ''guest''
- Fight sound
- Comic book impact sound
- Captured GI
- "Right in the kisser!" preceder
- "Boom Boom ___" (Black Eyed Peas hit)
- "Boom Boom ___" (#1 hit for the Black Eyed Peas)
- "Batman" fight word
- Walloping sound
- Superhero punch sound
- Strong-connection interjection
- Stalag occupant
- Sound preceding "Oof!"
- Sound like "Wham!"
- Sound effect on "Batman"
- Sound effect at a brawl
- Something that comes with a sock
- Soldier who's been captured by the enemy: Abbr
- Sock-in-the-jaw sound
- Relative of "BAM!"
- Punching noise
- Punch sound effect
- Punch noise
- Punch in the comics
- Onomatopoeic word
- On-screen word in a "Batman" episode
- McCain was one: Abbr
- Loud sock
- Kramden cry
- Knockout sound
- Kisser-impact sound
- Hanoi Hilton resident (Abbr.)
- Hanoi Hilton resident briefly
- Hanoi Hilton "guest"
- First half of a tribal gathering?
- Comic-strip punch sound
- Comic-book blast
- Comic punch
- Combat captive
- Captured Sgt
- Captive soldier
- Big word in comics
- Bam cousin
- "Right-in-the-kisser" sound
- "Kung ___: Enter the Fist" (2002 martial arts comedy)
- "Just like that"
- "Boom Boom ___" (#1 song by the Black Eyed Peas)
- "___! Right in the kisser!"
- "___, right in the kisser!" (line from "The Honeymooners")
- ''Right in the kisser!'' preceder
- Sock in the jaw
- Explosive sound
- Sound of a sock
- Comic book punch sound
- One to remember, for short
- Bam's cousin
- V.A. concern
- Wham!
- Sound of impact
- "Ker-bam!"
- "Wham!" kin
- Yellow ribbon honoree: Abbr.
- Impact sound
- [Wham!]
- Comics sound effect
- Big hit
- "Batman" fight scene word
- Punch line?
- "Smack!"
- [Right in the kisser!]
- [Take THAT!]
- Belt line?
- A person who surrenders to (or is taken by) the enemy in time of war
- "Bam!" relative
- Dynamite sound
- Kind of camp
- G.I. in a stalag
- Kin of zap and bam
- Comic-strip word
- Comic-strip sound
- Cartoon sound
- John McCain, once
- What’s exclaimed when striking inmate in conflict
- Yellow ribbon honoree: Abbr
- Explosion sound
- "Batman" sound effect
- Punch sound, in comic strips
- Gunshot sound
- "Just like that!"
- Hitting sound
- Sound of a punch
- Comics punch sound
- Comic book sound effect
- Sock sound
- Explosive noise
- Sound of a blow
- Prisoner of war, for short
- Comics sound of a sock
- Sound of a smack
- Punching sound
- Mil. prisoner
- Hitting noise
- Hit sound
- Comics punch
- Chopsocky sound
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also P.O.W., initialism (acronym) for prisoner of war, coined 1919 but not common until World War II.
expression imitative of a blow, collision, etc., first recorded 1881.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 interj. 1 Represents the sound of a violent impact, such as a punch. 2 Represents the sound of an explosion. n. 1 The sound of a violent impact. 2 The sound of an explosion. Etymology 2
n. (context Scotland Ireland northern England English) (alternative form of poll English)
Wikipedia
POW stands for prisoner of war, a person, whether civilian or combatant, who is held in custody by an enemy power during or immediately after an armed conflict.
POW or pow may also stand for:
The surname Pow may refer to:
- Rebecca Pow, British Conservative Party politician, MP for Taunton Deane since 2015
- Shane Pow, Singaporean actor
- Duncan Pow, British actor
Usage examples of "pow".
He was disembarked at Reykjavik, Iceland, under pledge of the strictest secrecy, later taken to a POW camp in Canada, and after the war signed an affidavit giving the facts.
Like a guard marching prisoners into a POW compound, Akers strode behind the four of them as they walked toward the habitat.
El Arish, the Israeli journalist Gabi Bron saw about 150 Egyptian POWs sitting on the ground, crowded together with their hands held at the backs of their necks.
The last three men, Vespasio, Han, and Huerta, would head for the POW compound.
Han should pass any casual inspection for the few minutes that Huerta and Vespasio would be away, and his knowledge of Korean and his Oriental features should let him field questions by anyone wondering where the small army guarding the POWs had gone.
And in the middest of them this renowned and famous Queene in great pompe and vnspeakeable statelynes, and the hemmes of hir vestures so edged and set with pearle and stone, as if nature had rayned and powred them down vpon hir.
Saddam Husayn, who had agreed on October 5, 1988, to the ICRC plan for prisoner repatriation, in March 1989 proposed in a letter to UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar that the UN guarantee the return of the freed POWs to civilian life.
A shaft of sun from between the willow branches pierced a pool below her and she could see a long, speckled trout resting in its warmth and puffs of sediment as a powter moved along the sludge of the river bottom.
Andaran military accords drafted centuries ago by the Andaran Commander of Armies Housip Kerellia and adopted by the Union of Arcana as the official standard for treatment of POWs and as the code of conduct to be followed by Arcanan personnel who become POWs.
And pretty soon that powder would start to hotten up right smart, and maybe a little smoke would come off it, and then pow!
The Japs treated POWs worse than they treated civilians, and that was saying something.
Whether the Japs cared about the tunnel or not, the POWs were going to work till they dropped.
The Queen whilest shee did wash her handes, one that caried the golden bason, receyued therin the water, that it might not fall agayne into the reassuming fountaine: and the other with the Ewrie, powred in as much sweete water as was borne away, because that the fountaine shoulde not be emptie, and hyndered in hys course.
Hee asked me the cause of our comming, I tolde him being in fight with the Spaniards our enemie, being over powred, neare put to retreat, and by extreme weather put to this shore, where landing at Chesipiack, the people shot us, but at Kequoughtan they kindly used us, wee by signes demaunded fresh water, they described us up the River was all fresh water, at Paspahegh, also they kindly used us, our Pinnasse being leake wee were inforced to stay to mend her, till Captain Newport my father came to conduct us away.
Alabaster boxe of oyntment of spikenard very precious, and shee brake the boxe, and powred it on his head.