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Pronunciation
editI grew up in Bristol and my family consistently pronunced 'trow' to rhyme with 'now'.
The Oxford English Dictionary gives two alternatives for the pronunciation of 'trow' meaning boat, to rhyme with 'now' or to rhyme with 'snow'.
It would be helpful to indicate which is preferred for this pub. Addedentry (talk) 09:35, 13 May 2024 (UTC)