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{{wiktionary|sow}}Sow may refer to: {{TOC right}}Animals- Sow, female animal
- Badger
- Bear
- Guinea pig
- Hedgehog
- Boar
- Suidae (the pig family)
- An adult, female swine
Games- Sow (playing card), common name for the Deuce in cards games in southern Germany
Gardening and farmingSow may also refer to: PlacesPeopleSow is an African name, common in Senegal: - Aminata Sow Fall, a Senegalese author
- Abdoul Salam Sow, a football player
- Abdoulaye Sékou Sow, a former Prime Minister of Mali
- Abdourahmane Sow
- Aminata Sow Fall, a Senegalese author
- Daouda Sow (boxer), a boxer
- Fatou Ndiaye Sow, a Senegalese poet
- Moussa Sow, a football player
- Osman Sow, a football player
- Pape Sow, a basketball player
Manmade objectsIn medieval siege warfare, a "sow" was a mobile armoured shelter used to protect troops and engineers during an attack on a castle or other fortified building. In metallurgy, the term "sow" refers to a central channel down which molten metal is poured during the smelting process; the metal runs from the sow into side channels to form ingots known as "pigs" (hence the term "pig iron"). AcronymsSOW as an acronym that may refer to: Art, entertainment, and media- "Son of Whyachi", one of the machines shown on Battlebots
- Spirit Of the Wolf, a movement speed buff used in the video game EverQuest
- Super Obama World, a Flash game by Zensoft
Places- Show Low Regional Airport, Arizona, United States, IATA airport code SOW
- Sowerby Bridge railway station, England, Network Rail station code SOW
Other uses- Scheme of work
- Share of Wallet
- Special Operations Wing, a designation of the United States Air Force
- Statement of work or scope of work
- Stuff On Wheels, an e-commerce and logistics term
Art, entertainment, and media- Sow (band), the band/spoken word project comprising Anna Wildsmith
- "Sow", a poem by Sylvia Plath
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- Sew
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