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cowled

[ UK /kˈa‍ʊld/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having the head enclosed in a cowl or hood
    a cowled monk

How To Use cowled In A Sentence

  • He scowled at the now-empty bottle, shook it, and muttered something.
  • He scowled at Zilla, whose withered lips were again writhing into speech, and compelled her to silence. The White Man's Way
  • ‘No’ she said sharply ‘but there is no reason for me to talk to brainless dimwits like you, I am after all your prisoner’ she said, and she scowled.
  • By the basin, under a small portico cut in the solid wall, sat a priest, old, bearded, wrinkled, cowled-never being more perfectly eremitish. Ben-Hur, a tale of the Christ
  • Holmes scowled and wished he worked in radio rather than the written word.
  • Jane scowled in disgust and stood, continuing her walk along the path, down the hillside.
  • Captain Morris, the mess officer, scowled at the garbage can of steaming water.
  • She looked at him distrustfully, and he scowled at her.
  • He scowled, and slammed the door behind him.
  • Cody scowled and refocused his attention on the movie.
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