scow* v [phonetics unavailable]. See SCOW-WAYS. To slant; to move, put or make something slantwise.
P 148-63 [in shuffle-board] you got to scow 'em each way. T 43/8-64 They'd cross these sticks—the holes were bored scowed [so] that the horns they put through the yoke would cross up on the back of the goat's neck.
