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Old 04-05-2016, 10:59 PM
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What about Bowman?

I've heard it pronounced like "Bauman" and also like "Bow (like the ribbon on a gift) -man". I've been collecting since the 1970s and I still don't know which is correct.
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What about Bowman?

I've heard it pronounced like "Bauman" and also like "Bow (like the ribbon on a gift) -man". I've been collecting since the 1970s and I still don't know which is correct.
I've always said Bow (like the ribbon on a gift) -man. Even if someone told me Bau-man is correct, I doubt I would change. (just like goo-dee for me)
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It's Gowdee and BOman.
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Where I'm from, it has never been anything but Gowdee.
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I would love to see a pole on this as well as the Bowman topic o brought up .
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I would love to see a pole on this as well as the Bowman topic o brought up .
I have heard it as Bow (as in ribbon on a present) and as Bow (as in bending low to show respect). I have always used the first way, but recently heard it used the second way.
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I have heard it as Bow (as in ribbon on a present) and as Bow (as in bending low to show respect). I have always used the first way, but recently heard it used the second way.
Great way to put it . I always say it the first way as well .
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