He stowed his gear in a locker.
Luggage may be stowed under the seat.
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When the electrons finish flowing, the arm disconnects, stows the cable and leaves the car ready to roll – saving the driver from the sweaty chore of wrestling thick, high-amperage hoses in triple-digit heat.—New Atlas,
13 Nov. 2026 Items not needed on a daily basis can be stowed under the stairs, a clever solution that again makes the most of the small space.—
Sara Berardi,
Architectural Digest,
13 Nov. 2026 The passport-sized phone is comfortable to stow in a pocket or use closed, but unfolds to reveal a matte, light-deflecting surface with a barely-visible crease.—
Time Staff,
Time,
5 Nov. 2026 If pantry snacks are spilling out onto the floor, add these bins on a shelf to keep individual snacks visible and neatly stowed.—
Rebecca Jones,
Southern Living,
3 Nov. 2026 See All Example Sentences for stow
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, to place, from stowe place, from Old English stōw; akin to Old Frisian stō place, Greek stylos pillar — more at steer