Bowl ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bowl ( noun )

1. A round container that is usually open at the top and is used for holding food or liquids.
2. The contents of such a container.
3. A round dish for holding food, especially one used for cereal or soup.
4. A round shallow dish used for serving food.
5. A round container with a wide top and narrow base, used for smoking tobacco.

Origin:

Middle english bolle, from old english bolla, from latin bulla bubble, knob.

Examples:

1. She served the soup in a large bowl.
2. He mixed the salad in a bowl.
3. She put the fruit in a bowl and served it.
4. The cat lapped up the milk from the bowl.
5. He filled the bowl with water and placed it on the floor for the dog to drink.

(As a verb)

Bowl ( verb )

1. A round container that is usually open at the top and is used for holding food or liquids.
2. The contents of such a container.
3. A round dish for holding food, especially one used for cereal or soup.
4. A round shallow dish used for serving food.
5. A round container with a wide top and narrow base, used for smoking tobacco.

Origin:

Middle english bolle, from old english bolla, from latin bulla bubble, knob.

Examples:

1. She served the soup in a large bowl.
2. He mixed the salad in a bowl.
3. She put the fruit in a bowl and served it.
4. The cat lapped up the milk from the bowl.
5. He filled the bowl with water and placed it on the floor for the dog to drink.