prow
/proʊ/Definitions
1. noun
The front or foremost part of a ship or boat, especially one that is projecting forward.
“The captain stood at the prow of the ship, gazing out at the horizon.”
2. noun
A projecting part at the front of an object, such as a building or a statue.
“The prow of the cathedral’s facade was adorned with intricate carvings.”
3. verb
to go or move forward at the front of something, especially a ship or a crowd.
“The police officers prowled the streets, searching for any signs of trouble.”