- fill by packing tightly; "stow the cart"
- (stowing) stowage: the act of packing or storing away
- Stow was a hundred of Suffolk, consisting of 22,710 acres.
- GNU Stow is a GNU package manager which operates by installing software packages into their own directories and then symlinking the corresponding files into their expected locations in the filesystem hierarchy.
- A place; to put something away in a compact and tidy manner; to put something away to store it in a space saving manner and over long time
- (Stowed) Something that has been properly put away on a boat.
- (Stowed) When something is put in its proper place it is referred to as being "Stowed".
- The placing and securing of cargo or containers on a vessel or on an aircraft. This also includes placing and securing cargo in a container.
- To neatly arrange suspension lines on the deployment bag or steering toggles in their keepers.
- To pack or secure equipment on a boat.
- To put an object away onboard a boat, to store.
- To pack compactly and safely.
- A term for the stowage of the cable in a cable tank.
- To secure or put away gear or other things that could get lost or damaged when the boat is underway.
- Stow you; be silent, or hold your peace.
- In Natural, the term "stow" refers to the Natural system command STOW. This command saves and, at the same time, catalogs (compiles) source code as a source object and as a cataloged object in a Natural system file. Both objects then have the same time stamps.
- to store, or to put away e.g. personal effects, tackle, or cargo.
- To put away. To stow cargo in a hold
- To arrange or place items where they belong
- To put an item in its proper place.
- To load with cargo or provisions
- my jawing tackle. Stop talking.