trow
/troʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a small, usually handheld tool with a pointed spout for applying or spreading liquid materials, such as mortar or plaster.
“The builder used a trowel to apply the finishing touches to the wall.”
2. verb
to apply or spread liquid materials, such as mortar or plaster, to a surface using a trowel or other tool.
“He trowed the mixture onto the wall to create a smooth surface.”
3. verb
to pour or flow in a stream.
“The liquid poured down the slope and trowed across the ground.”
4. verb
to utter or speak in a particular manner.
“He trowed out the news to his friends at the party.”