Associations to the word «Longbow»
Noun
- Crossbow
- Yew
- Quiver
- Apache
- Archery
- Garret
- Archer
- Tracker
- Arrow
- Bow
- Musket
- Handgun
- Pug
- Mace
- Pike
- Kei
- Firearm
- Keen
- Helicopter
- Nottinghamshire
- Ah
- Sung
- Deane
- Scabbard
- Radar
- Armour
- Spear
- Rivers
- Comanche
- Proficiency
- Millimeter
- Perrin
- Armor
- Simulation
- Weapon
- Composite
- Muzzle
- Battlefield
- Forester
- Sling
- Simulator
- Sword
- Missile
- Tomas
- Commodore
- Dagger
- Rotor
- Axe
- Shipwreck
- Hood
- Rack
- Bolt
- Lance
- Cavalry
- Hunter
- Martin
- Horseback
- Han
- Robin
- Ache
- Shaft
- Limb
- Shoot
- Tunic
- Hunting
- Chang
- Uniform
- Shooting
- Elf
- Saddle
- Jane
- Knife
- Hardy
- Warfare
Adjective
Wiktionary
LONGBOW, noun. A large bow that has a strong tension, and is usually more than 3 feet tall. The most famous longbows in history were the English longbows, which were crafted of yew.
Dictionary definition
LONGBOW, noun. A powerful wooden bow drawn by hand; usually 5-6 feet long; used in medieval England.
Wise words
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