Obs. [a. Du. bouwer or Ger. bauer: see BOOR.] A peasant, husbandman.

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c. 1430.  Lydg., Min. Poems (1840), 192. Of tilthe of lande treteth the boueer.

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a. 1563.  Bale, Sel. Wks. (1849), 191. Done to death in Frisland by the bowers of the country for teaching a strange religion.

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